Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
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FreeCBT is a psycho-social intervention that aims to improve mental health. CBT focuses on challenging and changing unhelpful cognitive distortions and behaviors, improving emotional regulation, and the development of personal coping strategies that target solving current problems.
Hosted by Brittney Johnson, LPC, NCC
The Universe Story … the Story of Our Times
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FreeShare the beginning of your Lenten journey with the Loyola Institute for Ministry and other members of the Loyola community and the public by attending a creation-centered virtual retreat.
Encountering Justice in the Eucharist
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FreeJoin the Loyola Institute for Ministry as it hosts the third and final presentation in its virtual lecture series entitled The Demands of Encounter Today. Thomas Ryan, Ph.D., Director of the Loyola Institute for Ministry, will give the final lecture intended to draw out theology’s public implications and so inspire people to work for the transformation of our Church and world with special attention to racial injustice. Dr. Ryan is the Marjorie R. Morvant Professor in Theology and Ministry at Loyola University New Orleans.
Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction
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FreeCan't stop thinking about how life has changed? Focused on losses and struggling to make it work? Learn how to focus on the present rather than getting lost in anxiety about the future or regrets about the past. Find ways to attend to your emotions without magnifying problems, or getting lost in criticism and self-judgment.
Hosted by Asia Wong, LCSW-BACS
Encountering Our History, Shaping Our Future: Latinas and the Church in the United States
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Join the Loyola Institute for Ministry as it hosts the second presentation in its virtual lecture series entitled The Demands of Encounter Today. Natalia Imperatori-Lee, Ph.D., will present this second lecture in the series exploring the demands on us of Pope Francis’ call to create a culture of encounter. Dr.
Strategic Plan for Inclusive Excellence
Loyola University New Orleans welcomes students of diverse backgrounds and prepares them to lead meaningful lives with and for others and to work for a more just world. With our Jesuit identity at the core of our mission, we believe Loyola is well-positioned to become a national model of inclusive excellence. The diversity of our undergraduate population mirrors that of their generation. As the demographic composition of the United States evolves, we are evolving with it. However, being diverse is a necessary but insufficient condition of inclusive excellence.
Spring 2021: Student Life and Ministry
Subject line: Do Whatcha Wanna ?
Sent: January 13, 2021
Student Life at Loyola
College isn’t only about academic growth—it’s also a time to form connections, pursue your interests, and try new things. And the Department of Student Life & Ministry (SLM) offers endless ways for you to get involved and do whatcha wanna outside the classroom!
Spring 2021: Student Government and HowlConnect
Subject line: Student Orgs + Events to Spark Your Interest ?
Sent: January 6, 2021
Get Involved. Express yourself. Have fun.
Encountering a Multiracial Democracy: Some Notes for Catholics
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FreeJoin the Loyola Institute for Ministry for the first virtual lecture in its series entitled The Demands of Encounter Today. This lecture series is intended to draw out theology’s public implications and so inspire people to work for the transformation of our Church and world with special attention to racial injustice. Loyola's Vice President for Equity and Inclusion Kedrick B. Perry, Ed.D., will inaugurate the series with a brief address.