Annual Conference 2012
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PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
Thursday Evening Pre-Conference Program & Dinner - Invitation Only for each Sponsoring Congregations' Clergy and Lay Volunteer Mental Health Ministry: A Path for Growing Our Congregations Speaker: The Rev. Craig Rennebohm Friday Morning Being Present: Spiritual Care & Mental Illness The Rev. Dr. Craig Rennebohm, Keynote Speaker Choosing Recovery Dr. Michael A. Fuller, M. D., Invited Speaker Friday Afternoon Breakout Sessions on Education, Advocacy, & Support |
SPEAKERS 2012
Rev. Dr. Craig Rennebohm, Keynote Speaker Noted author, advocate, international lecturer, and homeless mental health ministry pioneer; founder & Chaplain of Mental Health Chaplaincy in Seattle. Dr. Michael Fuller, Guest Speaker Board certified in Psychiatry & Neurology, Associate Professor, Director of Psychiatric Forensic Service, and Medical Director of Consult & Liaison Services at The Psychiatric Consultation & Liaison Service, University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas. Lectures widely on such topics as anxiety and depressive disorders, psychiatric manifestations of AIDS, clinical hypnosis, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, emergency psychiatric interventions, and substance abuse. |
Speakers 2012
Rev. Dr. Craig Rennebohm, Keynote Speaker
Noted author, advocate, international lecturer, and homeless mental health ministry pioneer;
founder & Chaplain of Mental Health Chaplaincy in Seattle.
Dr. Michael Fuller, Guest Speaker
Board certified in Psychiatry & Neurology, Associate Professor, Director of Psychiatric Forensic Service, and
Medical Director of Consult & Liaison Services at The Psychiatric Consultation & Liaison Service,
University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas.
Lectures widely on such topics as anxiety and depressive disorders, psychiatric manifestations of AIDS,
clinical hypnosis, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, emergency psychiatric interventions, and substance abuse.
Noted author, advocate, international lecturer, and homeless mental health ministry pioneer;
founder & Chaplain of Mental Health Chaplaincy in Seattle.
Dr. Michael Fuller, Guest Speaker
Board certified in Psychiatry & Neurology, Associate Professor, Director of Psychiatric Forensic Service, and
Medical Director of Consult & Liaison Services at The Psychiatric Consultation & Liaison Service,
University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas.
Lectures widely on such topics as anxiety and depressive disorders, psychiatric manifestations of AIDS,
clinical hypnosis, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, emergency psychiatric interventions, and substance abuse.
Sponsoring Organizations
NAMI Durham ♦ NAMI Orange ♦ NAMI Wake ♦ NAMI Western Carolina
NAMI Alamance Caswell/Rockingham Co. ♦ NAMI North Carolina
Center for Spirituality, Theology & Health at Duke University ♦ Josh’s Hope Foundation, Inc.
One Mind Mental Illness Ministry ♦ Orange Person Chatham LME ♦ Mental Health America of the Triangle
Recovery Innovations Durham Wellness Center ♦ The Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina
NC Conference of the United Methodist Church - Committee on Disability Concerns ♦ Shared Visions Foundation
Sponsoring Faith Communities
Amity United Methodist Church ♦ Asbury United Methodist Church ♦ Baha'i Faith Community of Raleigh
Olin T. Binkley Baptist Church ♦ Blacknall Memorial Presbyterian Church ♦ Blessed Sacrament Church
Catholic Community of St. Thomas More ♦ Chapel Hill Bible Church ♦ Chapel of the Cross Episcopal Church
Christ United Methodist Church ♦ Church of Reconciliation ♦ Community Church UU
Episcopal Church of the Advocate ♦ Episcopal Church of the Holy Family ♦ Evergreen United Methodist Church
Fairmont United Methodist Church ♦ First Presbyterian Church ♦ Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Mt. Carmel Baptist Church ♦ Orange United Methodist Church ♦ St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Pullen Memorial Baptist Church ♦ St. Matthew's Episcopal Church ♦ St. Paul United Methodist Church
St. Philip’s Episcopal Church ♦ United Church of Chapel Hill ♦ Union Baptist Church ♦ Durham Mennonite Church
University Presbyterian Church ♦ University United Methodist Church
Watts Street Baptist Church ♦ Westminster Presbyterian Church