Thursday, February 13, 2025, 5–6:30 p.m., Emmanuel College Chapel and Online, Free.
“Soul Care for Self-Injury: Theological Reflection and Spiritual Care Strategies,” a new book by Amy Panton, assistant professor of practical theology at Emmanuel College.
Through a thoughtful theological lens, Amy explores the complexities of self-injury, offering insights and spiritual care strategies for those who support individuals on their healing journey. At the event, Amy will engage in a conversation with Dr. Iris J. Gildea and Shauna Kubossek, discussing key insights from the book, followed by an open Q&A session. Attendees will have the chance to purchase copies of the book with a 10% discount. There will also be food and fun giveaways!
Target audience: spiritual care providers, psycho-spiritual therapists, practical theology students, youth workers, friends and family members of people who self-injure, members of the disability community, mental health researchers, social workers, and people with lived experience of self-injury.
There is a zoom option to attend as well. To RSVP please see their website here.