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Supporting people through trauma requires more than compassion—it requires sustainable practices that protect the caregiver as well. This workshop explores trauma-informed principles that help chaplains recognize compassion fatigue, understand secondary trauma, and develop practical tools for long-term resilience.

Join Prof. Dr. Darryl Macer and an international group of scholars, practitioners, community leaders, educators, peace ambassadors, and professionals for a four-day exploration of bioethics, peace, sustainability, spirituality, social equity, emerging technology, and global challenges.

Continue learning through an advanced multi-day educational experience designed for spiritual care professionals seeking deeper interdisciplinary engagement and direct learning on Indigenous reservations.

Why do people hide suffering behind politeness, professionalism, military bearing, and religious performance? This session explores emotional labor, hidden pain, and deeper listening within spiritual care.

Explore how algorithms shape identity, loneliness, belonging, body image, and spiritual formation in an increasingly digital world.

A compassionate exploration of suffering, hope, and theology that offers a fresh perspective for those serving people affected by trauma and loss.

The holidays often magnify grief rather than diminish it. This workshop provides practical tools for helping families navigate loss, honor traditions, and create space for authentic mourning during the holiday season.

Explore identity, embodiment, beauty, race, gender, and the emotional cost of performing socially acceptable versions of ourselves.

Using popular storytelling as a lens, this session examines impossible choices, survivor guilt, secrecy, and the emotional burden of trying to save everyone.

Burnout not just as personal wellness, but as an economic and moral condition shaped by productivity culture, debt, and the gig economy.

Humor isn't always avoidance — sometimes it's survival, protest, bonding, or a last thread of agency. Learning to tell the two apart.

From Six Feet Under to The Bear — what cultural imaginings of healers and threshold figures reveal about the role's hidden expectations.

Where people confess, gossip, grieve, and seek help — treating the group chat as a modern pastoral space of intimacy and exclusion.