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SUMMARY:Communicating & Engaging Gaming Youths through Role Play
DESCRIPTION:Date:       12 August 2023 (Saturday)\nTime:       9.30 am – 12.30 pm\nVenue:    CMC\, Level 4\, Room 2\nTrainer:   Mr Nicholas Gabriel Lim (Principal Psychologist and on the board of directors at COMEBACK) \nThis workshop is a follow-up to the webinar on “Understanding Games\, Gamers and Game Addiction”. \nThe application of strategies and theories in a real-life family situation is not easy. Role play is a good tool to help contextualize the strategies and theories for home situations and deepen the adoption of strategies by re-enacting them in a safe environment. \nThe trainer will put out common scenarios families face and use role play to illustrate the application of the strategies and theories previously discussed. Those who have not attended the previous webinar are also welcome to register. \nLimited to 30 participants. Registration closes on 7 August 2023. \nSign Up\nAbout our Trainer: \nNicholas Gabriel Lim is the principal psychologist and is on the board of directors at COMEBACK. \nAs a registered psychologist\, he has worked with youths for 2 decades. He is the co-founder of the Youth Work Association (Singapore)\, a clinical supervisor to young budding psychologists\, a youth mentor\, and an author of the book Parents’ Playbook for Helping Youths Succeed and the e-book Understanding Adolescents\, both under the main theme of Clash of the Mind and Heart. \nHe has spent his career in the people\, private and public sectors. All of which have been with youths\, families\, and advocates of youths. Given his depth and breadth of work with youths\, he has been on various government advisory councils\, like the Media Literacy Council and the National Council for Problem Gambling. \nNicholas has Degrees in Psychology from not only the University of Queensland and the Nanyang Technological University\, but also various clinical and practice certificates for Youth Work Coaching and Supervision\, Choice Theory and Reality Therapy\, Adventure Therapy\, and Therapeutic Behaviour Management\, just to name a few. He is currently reading law. \nIn his free time\, Nicholas enjoys reading a good book and heading to the gym. Together with his beautiful wife\, he has three children. He lives by his favourite mantra\, a life well reflected would be a life well lived!
URL:https://www.cmc.org.sg/event/games/
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SUMMARY:When An End Is Not The End - Panel Discussion: AMD\, LPA\, ACP
DESCRIPTION:Date:  19 August 2023 (Saturday)\nTime:  9.00 am to 12.00 pm\nPanellists: Rev. Dr. Daniel Koh\, Dr. Peter Loke\, Dr. Shevaun Sethi\nModerator: Junie Foo\nVenue: Level 2\, Sanctuary \nLiving to a ripe old age or having a trouble-free life is what we expect God to bless us with\, but unexpected events and bad things do happen to us sometimes. Have we prepared ourselves and our families should we find ourselves in such unexpected circumstances? \nAdvance Medical Directives (AMD)\, Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA)\, and Advance Care Planning (ACP) are decisions you can make now\, to save yourselves and your loved ones from some stressful decisions\, should you face such a situation in the future. \nCome hear from our panel comprising a pastor and 2 medical doctors on the various pastoral\, ethical and medical considerations surrounding the topic. \nAbout our Panellists: \nRev Dr Daniel K. S. Koh\, has a Ph.D in Ethics. Though retired\, he is a re-engaged pastor\, currently serving at Barker Road Methodist Church. He had also taught at Trinity Theological College for 17 years. Outside of the church\, he is an active member of St. Luke’s Hospital Institutional Review Board\, KKH Ethics Committee\, and the National Organ Transplant Ethics Panel. He grew up at Christ Methodist Church. \nDr Peter Loke is a Christian brother who currently worships at an Anglican church.  He is a partner in a family medicine clinic\, and adjunct senior lecturer at the Centre for Biomedical Ethics in the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine\, National University Singapore\, where he teaches medical law and ethics. Peter is concurrently Regional Medical Adviser for Syngenta Asia Pacific Pte Ltd\, where he deals with health issues encompassing toxicology\, suicidology\, occupational and public health. Peter holds academic qualifications in medicine\, law and healthcare ethics and also previously worked in the Health Sciences Authority in Singapore\, where he dealt with the regulation of drugs and clinical trials\, and (drug) pharcovigilance issues. \nDr Shevaun Sethi is a medical doctor who underwent internal medicine training with 6 years of experience. Her calling and interest is in the area of treating and praying for terminally ill patients. She practised palliative medicine at the National Cancer Centre and Assisi Hospice. \nSign Up\n\nWhen An End Is Not The End\nA Series of Talks on Death\, Loss and Grief. \nWhat happens when someone dies?\nIs it wrong for Christians to fear death?\nHow do we pray difficult prayers?\nHow do we deal with loss and grief?\nAre we prepared when the inevitable happens? \nThe subject of death can be difficult and even frightening for some. It is an inevitable part of life yet poorly understood and rarely talked about\, especially in our Asian culture. The Christian faith\, however\, has something distinctive and hopeful to offer. Come and hear from spiritual leaders and medical professionals as they speak on death\, loss\, and grief. Be equipped to face the inevitable and to lend support to others. Knowing what the Bible teaches about these topics should also motivate us to live today in preparation for the hereafter. \n1 July – Theology of Death & Afterlife\n8 & 15 July – Loss & Grief\n19 August – Panel Discussion: Advance Medical Directive\n28 October – Difficult Prayers
URL:https://www.cmc.org.sg/event/amd/
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