Resources
LukeNotes: Developing a Healthy Relationship with Yourself
The first issue of our free quarterly newsletter for 2025 begins a year-long focus on mental health and relationships.
First SLIconnect Webinar of 2025 Highlights Pastoral Accompaniment of Young People
In this presentation, Bob McCarty, D.Min., identifies the underlying mental health challenges and the dynamics that lead to disaffiliation, describes the factors that reinforce those dynamics, and examines the implications for parish life and pastoral ministry.
Recent Webinar: Emily Cash, Psy.D., Highlights Intervention Strategies for Internet Pornography Addiction
With the introduction of the iPhone in 2007, we have seen the rates of internet pornography rise consistently across society. Increased accessibility accompanied by anonymity has impacted our understanding of…
LukeNotes: Stilling the Storm – Calming the Anxious Soul
Our October 2024 edition of our newsletter focuses on how to develop a spiritual disposition for responding to anxiety.
Fall Webinars Continue Series on “Aging into Wholeness”
This fall will see the completion of the series with the final three webinars offered in September, October and November.
Webinar on Synod Themes Now On-Demand
In a July SLIconnect.org webinar, Rev. David Songy, O.F.M. Cap., S.T.D., Psy.D. outlined the major themes from the Synod on Synodality.
LukeNotes: Anxiety and Perfectionism
Our July 2024 edition of our newsletter focuses on how managing perfectionism can help it to be experienced as a positive and adaptive part of one’s personality rather than a negative, anxiety-causing experience.
Upcoming SLIconnect.com Summer Webinars
In addition to over 170 recorded webinars, the first two of our summer 2024 webinars are open for registration. Visit sliconnect.org to learn more.
Recent Webinar: “A Spirituality of Aging”
The second part of a five-part series featured Marist Brother Don Bisson, D.Min. presenting on spiritual aspects of later-life aging.
LukeNotes: Anxiety – Benefits and Drawbacks
Our May 2024 edition of our newsletter focuses on how anxiety, often seen as a negative experience, can have some benefits, and serve a useful purpose.