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Call for abstracts: 2010 International Conference
Conference theme: “Healing the Roots of Addiction: Inviting Jesus into the Pain.”
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Prophetic Words from the International Conference 2009...
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The Association of Christian Therapists (ACT) is non-profit association of Christian healthcare professionals and associates in the physical, mental and spiritual healthcare disciplines...

Members are committed to Jesus Christ and are open to integrating his healing ministry and the gifts of the Holy Spirit into their lives and work. The Association has strong Catholic and Christian healing roots and invites and encourages members of all Christian denominations to join in its mission.

Specialties within the Association include: physicians, nurses, medical technicians, dentists, educators, psychologists, psychiatrists, counselors, psychotherapists, social workers, chiropractors, physical therapists, body work practitioners, clergy and Religious, spiritual directors, pastoral care workers, and lay associates with recognized healing gifts.

 



ACT is about experiencing the healing power of Jesus Christ, spiritually, physically, emotionally and psychologically!



2010 International Conference

Sept 16 - 20, 2010

“Healing the Roots of Addiction”


Featuring:

Richard Rohr, OFM
David Mee-Lee, MD
Allen Berger, Ph.D
Jackie Sitte, RN, CARN, LADC I
 

“Be Transformed by the Renewing of Your Mind”
(Romans 12:2)
 

Albuquerque, NM

Watch this space for details..

More information about this exciting event
will be posted here soon!

Announcing... Call for abstracts
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A sampling of
Upcoming Regional Events...

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Association of Christian Therapists
2010 Southern California Annual Conference

FEBRUARY 25 – 28, 2010
Lake San Marcos Resort
Lake San Marcos, CA 92078
760-744-0120

12 Continuing Education Units available!Click here for details!


Canada Region

CANADIAN ACT CONFERENCE
“INTEGRATING”
- THE HEALING LOVE OF JESUS INTO OUR CLINICAL PRACTICES AND MINISTRIES -


APRIL 29-30 to MAY 2 – 2010
Mount Carmel Spiritual Centre, Niagara Falls, Ontario
(CEUs for MD & RN pending)

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Cleveland Region

Our region is following the spirit to
 renewed activity in downtown Cleveland

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Connecticut Region

The Oratory of the Little Way Presents:
The Five Love
Languages

Tuesday, February 9, 2010

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Northeast Region

2010 ACT Northeast Retreat
April 16 thru 18, 2010
Espousal Center, Waltham, MA
“Preach the Kingdom, Heal the Sick,”
Luke 9:2

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Southeast Region

Annual Retreat
April 23-25, 2010
St. Johns, Florida 32259

Retreat master - Father Louis Lussier, OS. Cam.MD, PhD.
Topic - Intergenerational Healing

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Articles of Note
Neurobiological Mechanisms and Christian Healing
Inner Witness: Hearing the Lord Within
Images of God, Parents and Self in Substance Abuse Recovery
Reality and Truth in Clinical Practice
Healing Culture: A Generational Approach
Watch this space for new articles!

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