MMHA Conference FullConference Recording

2022 MMHA Conference – FULL RECORDING

Name: 2022 MMHA Conference - FULL RECORDING - Mormon Mental Health Association
Price: 100.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$100.00

$75 for MMHA members, 6 CE credits (including 3 ethics CE credits) – If you are a member, log into your membership account to receive the discounted pricing.

$100 for nonmembers, 6 CE credits (including 3 ethics CE credits)

$50 Non-CEU option

Full recording of the 2022 MMHA Conference. Includes:

9th Annual MMHAConference, July 26, 2022

Conference Program

Business Meeting

Goals, finances, and future plans of the Mormon Mental Health Association

Business Meeting Recording

Business Meeting Slides

Morning Session, Part 1 and 2

Best Practices Around Faith Transitions:

The Presidents of MMHA Past & Present : Natasha Helfer, LMFT CST & Marty Erickson, PhD, LMFT

*Please note that, due to technical difficulties, Part 1 of the Morning Session begins 10 minutes into the presentation and is missing Natasha Helfer’s introduction

Faith Transitions: Recording Part 1

Faith Transitions: Recording Part 2

Faith Transitions: Presentation Slides

Faith Transitions: Slido Questions

Faith Transitions: Slido Poll Results

Faith Transitions: Slido Analytics Report

Afternoon ASSECT Panel, Part 1

Mormons on the Sex Therapy Couch AASECT Certified Sex Therapists Panel Certified sex therapists discuss the hot topics they are seeing on their sex therapy couches with clients on the LDS/Mormon spectrum. Moderators: Natasha Helfer & Aimee Heffernan Panelist: Michelle Kelly, Maria Skedros, Braxton Dutson

ASSECT Panel: Recording

ASSECT Panel: Slido Questions

ASSECT Panel: Slido Analytics

Afternoon Panel, Part 2

Inter/Cross Cultural Relationship Fetishization & Effects on Couples & Families Presenters will discuss intersections of Interracial and Intercultural couples’ experiences with identity, intimacy and sexuality through lenses of identity development within complex sociocultural histories. The effects of oppressive ideologies within individuals, between couples, and within families will be discussed with particular attention to the effects on children within these partnerships. Overarching challenges to family dynamics, faith and mental health will be explored with suggested clinical supports and interventions provided. Kimberly Applewhite, PsyD, Niecie Jones, PhD, LMFT, LaShawn Williams, EdD, LCSW, Tekulvē Jackson-Vann, LMFT, CFLE