Episode 113: Dr. Pamela King / From Surviving to Thriving
Asking Why is a podcast hosted by Clint Davis, an army veteran, ordained minister and licensed psychotherapist. Clint is certified in trauma, sex addiction, and has a masters degree in marriage and family therapy. The goal of this podcast is to get down to root issues by interviewing guests from different fields of study. Through conversations and relationship, Clint and his staff will venture to ask mindful questions to find practical solutions to disrupt the negative cycles and systems we find ourselves in. We hope that by listening you will gather unique information about life, spirituality, and mental health that will lead to internal growth, producing external success in all you do!
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21st Annual Marjorie Pay Hinckley Lecture Explores Spiritual Health and Wholeness
Dr. Pam King will present “Becoming Whole Through Spiritual Health,” at the 21st Annual Marjorie Pay Hinckley Lecture, hosted by Brigham Young University. She will be addressing the vital issue of spiritual well-being amidst contemporary challenges like mental health and social disconnection. Gain valuable insights into spiritual health, wholeness, and thriving in our modern world through this insightful lecture. Go to BYU’s website and get more information. 21st Annual Marjorie Pay Hinckley Lecture “Becoming Whole Through Spiritual Health” The mental health crisis and loneliness epidemic have captured this country’s attention. But what about the spiritual health crisis in…
Resilience
Pam King Featured in Pasadena Outlook News
Two Weeks After Eaton Fire, Pasadena Seeks a New Normal By Amanda Coscarelli Read More At the Civitas Pasadena gathering, Dr. Pam King acknowledged the challenges faced by fire victims, including emotional trauma and the loss of loved ones, and emphasized that recovery is not a linear process; she encouraged the group to pace themselves, continue their support for each other, and prioritize self-care to avoid burnout during the recovery process.
Resilience
Event Announcement: A Community in Crisis: Moving through Grief into Disaster Response
On Thursday, January 16, 2025, Pam King, Executive Director of the Thrive Center for Human Development, will be joining a special Civitas meeting to address the community’s response to the recent fire disaster. The event, titled A Community in Crisis: Moving Through Grief into Disaster Response, will offer an opportunity to reflect on the collective grief and urgent need for action in the wake of this unprecedented tragedy. Dr. King, along with Jennifer DeVoll, CEO of the Pasadena Community Foundation, will lead the discussion on how our community can navigate this crisis and mobilize for recovery. The meeting will take…