About the Webinar:

For those who are religious, their faith is often a central part of who they are. This is true for clients as well. Figuring out how to be a therapist who is true to who they are while at the same time being ethically responsible to their clients and the profession is a challenging endeavor for some. This presentation will focus on how clinicians can navigate the intersection of faith and therapy both for them and for their clients.

Learning objectives:

1. Attendees will be able to identify common pitfalls of integrating faith and ethics
2. Attendees will learn how to talk about your faith without talking about your faith
3. Attendees will learn how to encounter clients who have a different faith than their own in a way that respects the client

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About the Speaker:

Dr. Tim Parker completed his PhD in Marriage and Family Therapy at Texas Tech University, where his dissertation focused on coping and resilience in couples who have a child with Down Syndrome. He also holds a master's degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Abilene Christian University and a bachelor's degree from Rochester University in Michigan. Tim enjoys teaching and currently serves as Assistant Professor for ACU Dallas in their M.MFT program. He owns a private practice that focuses on working with couples, men, and pre-marital counseling. Originally from Michigan, he now lives in Austin, Texas, with his spouse and 3 children.