Key Ministry Church Board Presentation Fall 2009
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The document discusses hidden disabilities (HDs), which are serious emotional, behavioral, or developmental disorders without outward physical symptoms. It provides examples like autism, ADHD, anxiety disorders, and discusses their prevalence. The document argues that churches should start ministries for children with HDs and their families to experience faith, worship, fellowship, and serve others. It outlines challenges HDs pose for church participation and spiritual growth. Finally, it describes how Key Ministry Foundation partners with churches to support inclusion of these families through various ministry models and resources.
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![Embracing Children with Special Emotional/Behavioral Needs and Their Families: Responding to God’s Call Stephen Grcevich, MD President, Board of Directors Key Ministry Foundation Fall, 2009 Key Ministry Foundation, 8401 Chagrin Road, Suite 14B, Chagrin Falls, OH 44023 Rebecca Hamilton, Executive Director (440) 708-4488, [email_address] Stephen Grcevich, MD, President (440) 543-3400, [email_address] Web: www.keyministry.org](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/kmfchurchboardpresentationfall2009-111227184451-phpapp01/85/Key-Ministry-Church-Board-Presentation-Fall-2009-1-320.jpg)
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Mental Health Inclusion Ministry Any Church Can Do
Neuropsychiatric disorders are the leading cause of disability among persons of all ages in the U.S., and common mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety disorders and ADHD have been demonstrated to significantly impact church attendance. This workshop is designed for any church, pastor, ministry leader, staff member or volunteer interested in becoming more intentional in their outreach to and inclusion of families impacted by mental illness. Participants will be taught to recognize common barriers to church participation for children and adults with common mental health conditions, introduced to a series of strategies for including persons with mental illness into the full range of ministry activities offered by the local church and provided with the resources necessary to initiate a mental health ministry planning process. This is a 3 hour workshop divided into 2 parts.
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ADHD affects approximately one in ten children and one in twenty adults in the U.S. Children and teens with ADHD and members of their immediate families are significantly less likely to ever set foot in a church. In this workshop of interest to ministry leaders, family members and professionals, Dr. Stephen Grcevich will discuss the differences in brain functioning seen in persons with ADHD, explain how the condition impacts participation in worship services, Christian education and other common church activities, identify common pitfalls to spiritual development, share useful strategies for including persons with ADHD into church programming and provide practical ideas family members can use to promote spiritual growth in their child, spouse or loved one with ADHD.
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Review key literature evaluating effective pharmacotherapy of pediatric bipolar disorder.
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Key Ministry’s President & Founder, Dr. Steve Grcevich, co-presented with Kay Warren and former congressman Dr. Tim Murphy for this webinar from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The aim was to help churches and religious leaders of all faiths respond to #mentalhealth support needs arising from #COVID19. Link to video: https://youtu.be/C8Zzgw4ihOg
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Link to video: https://www.slideshare.net/drgrcevich/evaluation-and-treatment-of-children-and-adolescents-with-sleep-disorders
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Key Ministry Church Board Presentation Fall 2009
- 1. Embracing Children with Special Emotional/Behavioral Needs and Their Families: Responding to God’s Call Stephen Grcevich, MD President, Board of Directors Key Ministry Foundation Fall, 2009 Key Ministry Foundation, 8401 Chagrin Road, Suite 14B, Chagrin Falls, OH 44023 Rebecca Hamilton, Executive Director (440) 708-4488, [email_address] Stephen Grcevich, MD, President (440) 543-3400, [email_address] Web: www.keyministry.org