April 11th: Understanding & Responding to the Anxiety Epidemic

Why is it so difficult to change—to be transformed—even when we have many insights into our personal problems and complexes? What do we need to break through the impasses in our healing processes? In this workshop, Dr. Robert Moore brings together perspectives from psychology and theology to focus on the nature and dynamics of the courage to be transformed. Special attention is given to understanding the different types of anxiety that afflict us. Dr. Moore addresses the kinds of courage needed to overcome each kind of anxiety and the personal resources each requires in order for transformation to be accomplished.

Dr. Moore is a senior professor in the Center for Theology, Ethics, and the Human Sciences, an interdisciplinary institute for advanced study in the philosophical, theological, and ethical implications of the various human sciences. He is also a Diplomate of the Alfred Adler Institute of Chicago, since 1983; and an Analyst at the C. G. Jung Institute of Chicago, since 1987.

A complimentary light lunch will be served.