9th Annual Caring for the Human Spirit^® and The International Westberg Symposium Virtual Conference

March 28 - 30, 2022

The Caring for the Human Spirit^® Conference and Westberg International Symposium are the premier spiritual care forum for cutting-edge topics to enhance your spiritual care practice and ministry. This inspirational and transformative three-day conference is designed to provide spiritual care providers with the skills, best practices, and research, that can advance their career and improve optimal care for those in need.

Ideal for any professionals interested in spiritual care, such as:

• Chaplains
• Nurses
• FCN
• First Responders
• Social Workers
• Physicians
• Researchers
• Clergy
• Administrators
• Policy Makers
• Palliative Care Professionals

You will learn from and exchange ideas with some of the most influential leaders in the spiritual care arena and make new relationships with people and organizations that will help you achieve new levels of success in providing compassionate whole person care.

Westberg Symposium

After a successful first year we are pleased to welcome the Westberg Symposium to the Caring for the Human Spirit^® Conference. Over the years, the Westberg Symposium has become the premier gathering and networking event for faith community nurses from across the globe. Participants develop supportive connections and gain new ideas and skills as distinguished speakers share techniques and experiences for the benefit of the professional practice.

Continuing Education Units (CEUs) are awarded by the Spiritual Care Association. All participants receive a certificate after the conference.

Disclosure to participants: The Spiritual Care Association Nursing Division is accredited as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by the American Nurses Credentialing Center's Commission on Accreditation. Criteria for awarding contact hours: attend each session you are requesting credit for and complete the conference evaluation. This presentation has no commercial support as defined by ANCC. The content of this activity has no connection to products consumed by or used on patients, so there is no conflict of interest for anyone with the ability to control the content of this activity. Conference Outcome: At the conclusion of this conference 100% of the participants will self-report a change in knowledge related to spiritual care.

Social Work Contact Hours are awarded by the National Association of Social Workers. CEU/CNE will be awarded.

Continuing Medical Education (CMEs) are awarded by the University of Alabama School of Medicine Division of Continuing Medical Education. CEU/CNE will be awarded.

Continuing Education Credits are available for distant participants.