Embracing Rest in a Restless World presented by Dr. Ryan Bonfiglio a professor at Candler School of Theology: Exploring Sabbath, Our Priorities And Pace of Life

Dr. Ryan Bonifiglio Talks About the Importance of Rest. When take Sabbath Seriously, It Allows us to Examine Our Priorities.

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April 27, 2026

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Dr. John Constantino, Chief Director of Behavioral and Mental Health talks about the mental health challenges affecting children and the ways CHOA is addressing these issues.

By Mace Hall • April 17, 2026

Dr. John Constantino, Chief. Behavioral and Mental Health Director at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, talks about the mental health challenges affecting our children and what CHOA is doing to address and improve mental health care for our most vulnerable.

This is for Parents of Graduating High School Seniors as Their Precious Teens Ready Themsleves and YOU to Launch Into the Next Chapter of Their Lives

By Mace Hall • April 9, 2026

Advice for parents of graduating high-schoolers heading to college.

A mother's honest, raw account of losng her 22 year old on, Charlie, to suicide.

Book Review of Betsy Stephen's BLACKBIRD, a memoir about the loss of her college student son, Charlies, to suicide. With raw honesty, Betsy describes her deep grief

By Mace Hall • February 22, 2026

A mother's honest, raw account of losing her 22 year old to suicide. Betsy Stephenson rips the bandaid off the pain, confusion, shame, blame, anger of death by suicide.

Guides for Mental & Emotional Well-being

By Mace Hall • February 18, 2026

Guides for Mental and Emotional well-being in preparation for World Mental Health Day 10/10/2023

Pathways to Peace: Dr. Cathy Snapp, UGA Director of Behavioral Health and Professor at UGA Medical School discusses the neural-science explaining health spiritual practices and emotional well-being

By Mace Hall • February 2, 2026

Pathways to Peace: Dr. Cathy Snapp, UGA Director of Behavioral Health and Professor at UGA Medical School discusses the neural-science explaining health spiritual practices and emotional well-being

Strength to Strength: Wit Hall and Steve McCollam discuss how to find purpose, meaning and happiness in retirement that can be as rewarding, if not more, than when we were younger.

By Mace Hall • February 2, 2026

Finding meaning and purpose in retirement

Nancy Kriseman Presentation "When A Loved One Has Dementia." Nancy will share guidance from her program 'Meaningful Connections: Positive Ways to be Together When a Loved-One Has Dementia.'

By Mace Hall • February 1, 2026

Caring for a loved one who has dementia

Dr. Ryan Bonifiglio Talks About the Importance of Rest. When take Sabbath Seriously, It Allows us to Examine Our Priorities.

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Emily Wingfield – PMAD

Dr. John Constantino, Chief Director of Behavioral and Mental Health talks about the mental health challenges affecting children and the ways CHOA is addressing these issues.

This is for Parents of Graduating High School Seniors as Their Precious Teens Ready Themsleves and YOU to Launch Into the Next Chapter of Their Lives

Book Review of Betsy Stephen's BLACKBIRD, a memoir about the loss of her college student son, Charlies, to suicide. With raw honesty, Betsy describes her deep grief

Guides for Mental & Emotional Well-being

Pathways to Peace: Dr. Cathy Snapp, UGA Director of Behavioral Health and Professor at UGA Medical School discusses the neural-science explaining health spiritual practices and emotional well-being

Strength to Strength: Wit Hall and Steve McCollam discuss how to find purpose, meaning and happiness in retirement that can be as rewarding, if not more, than when we were younger.

Nancy Kriseman Presentation "When A Loved One Has Dementia." Nancy will share guidance from her program 'Meaningful Connections: Positive Ways to be Together When a Loved-One Has Dementia.'

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