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Key Themes

Mindfulness (M)

  • Practices that cultivate awareness, presence, and embodied attentiveness.
    • Sampling of Presentations with this key theme:
      • “The Application of Martial Arts in Mind-Body Medicine”: Explore the history and practice of martial arts like Qi Gong and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, with movement demonstrations and a reflective debrief.
      • “Stay Fluid: Yoga for Mind & Body Wellness”: Enjoy a beginner-friendly yoga session focused on flexibility, mental clarity, and wellness, with an introduction to TimelyCare mental health resources.
      • “Reclamation of Self: An Embodied Practice for Integration and Rest”: Engage in somatic movements and mindful yoga to integrate the day’s learning, reclaim energy, and prepare for restful renewal.

Clinical Applications (CA)

  • Skill-building for therapy, assessment, and holistic client care.
    • Sampling of Presentations with this key theme:
      • “Clinical Introduction to Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)”: Learn DBT strategies through interactive exploration of its application across diverse populations and identities.
      • “Favorite Stories from Sports and Performing Arts Psychology”: Engage with audience-shared stories from sports psychology and performing arts medicine, with a possible surprise guest.
      • “Late Blooms and New Beginnings: Supporting Counselors Working with Later-in-Life Coming Out”: Gain insights on supporting clinicians working with later-in-life coming out through theory, discussion, and mock supervision.

Dissertation & Research Skills (DRS)

  • Essential tools for dissertation planning, writing, and presentation success.
    • Sampling of Presentations with this key theme:
      • “The Literature Review: Learn, Share, and Apply for Dissertation Success”: Develop skills to craft a dissertation literature review, with hands-on activities, shared strategies, and practical tools.
      • “Creative Survival: Applications of Grounded Theory, Heuristic Inquiry, Arts-Based Inquiry Across Time”: Explore how archival data and creative methodologies expand research on navigating societal, cultural, and spiritual hurdles of coming out.
      • “Ethical Research with Vulnerable Populations”: Learn to apply ethical principles and best practices in research with underserved populations, addressing emotional, social, and economic inequities.

Student & Professional Success (SS)

  • Workshops to support academic growth and career development pathways.
    • Sampling of Presentations with this key theme:
      • “APA Formatting”: Master the basics of APA formatting, including paper structure, citations, and reference entries.
      • “Avoiding Plagiarism”: Learn strategies to avoid plagiarism, including proper citation, paraphrasing, and interpreting Turnitin reports.
      • “Scholarly Writing for the Dissertation Success”: Explore key scholarly writing techniques to engage readers with clear, concise, and compelling prose.

Humanistic Psychology (HP)

  • Courses integrating creativity, transformation, and human-centered inquiry.
    • Sampling of Presentations with this key theme:
      • “On Creative Ways of Integrating and Embodying Transformative and Transpersonal Experiences”: Engage in creative mediums to explore and share transformative experiences, combining consciousness, spirituality, and innovation.
      • “Transpersonal Travel: Embodied Heroic Journeying”: Explore transpersonal perspectives on sacred travel, human-nature healing, and transformative journeys through creativity, contemplation, and active inquiry.
      • “The Self in the Age of AI: On Personal Mythology and Personal Narratives”: Examine how AI and social media influence the evolution of personal mythology, narratives, and the Self.

General Interest (GI)

  • Community events promoting wellness, connection, and personal exploration.
    • Sampling of Presentations with this key theme:
      • “Coffee and Conversation: Navigating and Networking in the CLE”: Engage in casual discussions to explore strategies for maximizing the CLE experience and connect with peers and faculty.
      • “Pet Partners at the Fall 2025 CLE”: Take a break and interact with therapy dogs through Pet Partners for relaxation and stress relief.
      • “KIN Ceremonial Drumming”: Participate in a guided ceremonial drumming and vocal “sounding” session, exploring sound therapy for deep meditation and personalized healing.

Experiences (E)

  • Immersive opportunities for nature, connection, and meaningful engagement.
    • Sampling of Presentations with this key theme:
      • “Experience Integrative Wellness Coaching Live!”: Explore your life goals in a complimentary 30-minute session with credentialed expert coaches from IWC.
      • “Culinary Nutrition: The Art and Science of Cooking for Mental Health”: Discover how whole foods and practical cooking skills support mental health through the science of culinary nutrition.
      • “Nature and Health Symposium”: Explore how nature exposure supports well-being through science, spirituality, lived experience, and strategies for broader access.

Diversity & Social Justice (DSJ)

  • Exploring equity, intersectionality, and systemic change through scholarship.
    • Sampling of Presentations with this key theme:
      • “Courageous Healing Conversations: Actualizing Social Justice & Equity”: Engage in meaningful dialogue to promote healing, equity, and actionable social justice.
      • “Intersectionality, Multiculturalism and Social Justice: Multiple Lenses on Urgent Issues”: Explore intersectional justice through BIPOC, LGBTQ, and decolonial perspectives via presentations and interactive sessions.

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