Speaking Engagements

Restoration Psychology provides engaging, practical presentations on mental and emotionalhealth for churches, conferences, schools, and community organizations. Our talks are designed to make psychological concepts accessible and useful for everyday life. We tailor each event to the needs of your group, whether you’re looking for a workshop, training, or larger community presentation. Connect with us to learn more or request availability.

Popular Topics for Speaking Engagement

• Addiction: Understanding How it Forms and Pathways to Recovery
• Anxiety and Fear
• Bridging Faith Communities and Psychology: Exploring the Impact of Consultation Services on Church Healing and Restoration 
• Crisis Intervention in the Church
• Cultural Humility
• Engaging the Body to Understand Ourselves and Others
• Enterpreneurship as a Tool for Restoration
• Faith, Fear, and Family
• Grief: What is it and How do we Heal?
• Grit and Grace: Avoiding Burnout
• Healthcare Disparity for Ethnic Minorities
• Issues of Attachment in Domestic and International Adoption
• Integration as Embodiment
• Jesus Cares About Your Mental Health
• Loving Through Listening
• Mental Health Crisis in Our Current Generation
• Motherhood, Mental Health, and Self Care
• On Being the Other: Bridging the Gap Between Supervisors/Professors with Minority Trainees/Students
• Parenting
• Reclaiming Delight: Acknowledging and Healing from the Burdens of Multiethnic Ministry
• Restoration of Wellness for Survivors, Families, Mental Health Providers, and Communities Following Mass Shooting
• The Ripple Effects of Teen Suicide: How to Promote Wellness in a Community in the Aftermath
• The Role of Therapy: How Does Therapy Fit into Healing?
• Working with Adolescent

To book us for your next event, please contact info@restorationpsychology.com.

Faith, Fear, and Family: 

Dr. Jessica Pae, PsyD

Jesus Cares About Your Mental Health: 

Chase Read, MA, LPCC

Motherhood, Mental Health, and Self-Care: 

Stacey Lee, MA, LPCC

Reclaiming Delight by Acknowledging and Healing from the Burdens of Multiethnic Ministry: 

 Jason Jones, D. Min