Join us for a Lunch & Learn (noon-1pm) virtually or on the Atlanta or Chattanooga Campus for 1 FREE NBCC clock hour of Continuing Education! No Registration required. Questions?- contact Amy Estes at aestes@richmont.edu. We encourage confirming the date prior to arriving on campus as there are last-minute cancellations from time to time.

Understanding Enneagram Paths: Stress, Blind Spot, Health, and Converging

Monday, January 23, 2023 / 12-1PM / 1 CE available  

ATLANTA & VIRTUAL

Atlanta Campus, Room 103 / Join Zoom Meeting | Meeting ID: 360 244 4307  | Password: 103

Presenter: Kaleigh Newby, MA

Presenter Bio: Kaleigh obtained her master’s degree in Human Services Counseling at Southwestern Assemblies of God University. She received her bachelor’s degree in Psychology with a minor in Criminology from Kennesaw State University. Kaleigh is a Certified Field Traumatologist through the Green Cross and a Certified Enneagram Coach. As Executive Director of Richmont’s Trauma Center, Kaleigh is the primary contact for all of our clinicians, interns, and community partner sites. She also manages grant applications and funding that comes into the Trauma Center. She wears many hats and allows our clinicians and interns to do their job well by being available and knowledgeable of the work that is being done through the Trauma Center.

Learning Objectives: As a result of this presentation, participants will be able to utilize two new Enneagram Paths, Blind Spot and Converging, in addition to the two well-known Paths, Stress and Health, for all 9 Enneagram types.

Building Relationships Across Differences in an Ever-Changing World

Tuesday, January 31, 2023 / 12-1PM / 1 CE available

ATLANTA AND VIRTUAL 

Atlanta Campus, Room 103 / Join Zoom Meeting | Meeting ID: 360 244 4307  | Password: 103

Presenter: Renée Bryan ’17

Presenter Bio: Renée Bryan M.Ed.,M.A., LPC is a Licensed Professional Counselor and an experienced Educator who holds a Master of Education degree from Mercer University and a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Richmont Graduate University. She is the founder of Closer to Eden, Inc. which was created to provide counseling, education and consulting services for the purposes of building mental, emotional, and spiritual capacity in the lives of others. Some of her interests and specialties include life transitions, work-life-balance/self-care, anxiety, depression, grief, women’s issues, creating safe spaces for men, group counseling and all things Millennial and Gen Z. Renée is often sought after to share her expertise in facilitating transformative conversations inclusive of social and cultural issues, racial reconciliation and multicultural awareness. Renée also takes delight in partnering with churches to speak on emotional wellness and the intersection of spiritual health.

Workshop Description: With the increase in media/technology along with the mental, social, political and economic aftermath of theCOVID-19 pandemic, our world has become more polarized than ever. Breaking news has become the norm as we continue to grapple with various traumas and the fear of the unknown. This workshop will focus on the essential tools needed in order to build formative relationships across differences as well as advocate for communities and the larger society during these unprecedented times.

Learning Objectives: As a result of this presentation, participants will be able to challenge two preconceived notions about connecting across differences and apply two practical ways to connect with others across differences.