Virginia Tech — An Interview with Dr. Heath Greene

For the year prior to joining Associates in Christian Counseling in August, 2003, Dr. Heath Greene had a doctoral internship at Virginia Tech. When Heath learned of the tragedy at VT, he called to offer his help. A few days later, his offer was accepted. Heath served on campus for the first two days of classes as students returned. Read More

A Friend of ACC — Dr. Jeff White

Dr. Jeff White serves as Associate Pastor for Pastoral Care & Missions at First Presbyterian Church in downtown Winston-Salem. After joining the staff in 1996, Jeff first learned about Associates in Christian Counseling from Dr. Russ Ritchel, his senior pastor. “I quickly learned they were the referral place of choice for our staff,” he said. Read More

What's Your Mental Health IQ?

1. T or F People who have mental disorders are more dangerous than people in the
general population.

2. T or F About every two hours, a young person kills himself or herself.

3. T or F One in five Americans experiences a mental health disorder in any given
year, but only one-third seek care due to the stigma and misperceptions
surrounding mental disorders and their treatment.

For the answers, click here.

Book Review

People of the Lie: The Hope for Healing Human Evil
M. Scott Peck, MD.
Simon & Shuster, 1983.

Integrates the insights of psychiatry with religion and offers an original approach to the problem of illness, evil, and personal responsibility.

Out and About in the Community

ACC's recent outreach has included:
Chris Warnimont, MD

Fairview Baptist Church, Mt. Airy

First Alliance Church, Lexington

First Christian Church, Greensboro
    --Cornerstone Class

First Christian Church Ministries, Kernersville
   --Women’s seminar

Mt. Airy Police Department

Mt. Tabor United Methodist Church,
Winston-Salem
   --Women’s ministry

New Hope Baptist Church,
Mt. Airy

Reynolda Presbyterian Church,
Winston-Salem
  --lay leader training

Simmons Grove Baptist Church,
Mt. Airy

Surry Baptist Association,
Quarterly Meeting

Ward Elementary School Health Fair

WBFJ radio interview