Webinars

Over the past two decades, Spiritual AIM has grown from an emerging framework for spiritual assessment into one of the most widely used models in professional chaplaincy. This interactive webinar will explore the history and foundational concepts of Spiritual AIM, examine how it is being applied today in a variety of spiritual care settings around…

Artificial Intelligence tools are reshaping administrative and clinical work in chaplaincy—but with rapid adoption comes the need for ethical clarity and practical guardrails. This session will demystify how generative and nongenerative AI works and explore the intersection of professional ethics, theological integrity, and technological innovation. Presenters will guide participants in learning terminology for discerning ethical…

This Chaplaincy Innovation Lab webinar presents recent research mapping spiritual innovation efforts across the United States. Through semi-structured interviews with leaders of hundreds of spiritually innovative groups, the project examined how religious communities are reimagining their role amid the rise of so-called religious “nones”* and declining attendance at traditional religious services. The webinar identifies five…

What do we mean when we say trauma? What “counts,” what doesn’t, and how does the individual or community’s experience modulate how we think about adverse experiences as traumatic? This presentation will introduce attendees to the basic outlines of spiritual care and trauma and offer an overview of the course. Professor Hansen will discuss why understanding…

Advance care planning is more than paperwork—it's a sacred conversation about values, relationships, and what matters most. This presentation describes the importance of advance care planning and documentation and equips the spiritual care provider with tools to assist others in these conversations. Utilizing the Five Wishes framework, this presentation covers: selection and designation of a healthcare…

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Join the Chaplaincy Innovation Lab for a discussion of its recent work, supported by the Louisville Institute, on the promise and potential of greater dialogue between religious and non-religious communities. We’ll discuss what community means, why widely-reported demographic shifts must be considered in context, and what the future might hold for American religion. The working…

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