All Minds Welcome Seminar Survey
Purpose of Seminar:
Neurodiversity accounts for all of the normal and abnormal differences and variations in human brain types, and its subsequent effects on how our minds work and function. Some of the many variations of these neuro-types include ADHD, Autism, OCD, Dyslexia, Dyscalculia, Tourette's, and more. While having these various disorders can impact daily life in many ways, we often underestimate how they affect our spiritual lives.

The All Minds Welcome Seminar will discuss what it means to be a disciple with any of these neurodivergent disorders and what impacts it may have on not only our daily lives but our spiritual development as well. We will discuss the impact of these disorders, how to deal with the gifts and difficulties that come with them, and what changes we need to expect and implement in order to grow closer to Christ while also working with the ways our brains are naturally designed to function by God.

We believe that while these neurotypes may be labeled disorders, that God created each of us specifically for a part in God's Kingdom and that rather than being a hinderance towards our relationships with God, our vast array of neurotypes can actually be a gift for our relationships with God and the church as a whole!

This is a space open to all neurodivergent disciples and those who love them alike. All Minds are Welcome here!

Seminar Information:
This seminar is led by Christine Payne as part of her required internship for her M.A. in Spiritual Formation at Regent University. She will be directly supervised by Mary Benton, and any questions regarding this seminar can be directed directly to Christine, Mary or Tony and Leslie Millet.

Disclaimer:
Our purpose is not to diagnose any disorders, though some basic instruction and resources will be available, as that is not within the scope or ability of this seminar. If you suspect you have any type of neurodiversity or other mental or psychological disorder, we recommend seeing a licensed professional for further consultation and diagnosis. This seminar is built on a foundation of Spiritual Formation primarily, and is meant to encourage the spiritual development and growth of neurodivergent disciples. All subsequent information on any mentioned disorder will be taught through this lens.
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Confidentiality is very important in this seminar. Please check mark that you agree to ALL of the following:
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What church and/or region do you belong to (if any)?
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Are you diagnosed with or suspect you may have any of the following? (Choose any that you feel comfortable sharing): *
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Do you feel the impact of chronic stress, anxiety, etc affects your discipleship or relationship with God? *
Do you struggle with creating and sustaining habits in your spiritual practices (like regular bible study, prayer or community involvement)? *
Do you often feel overwhelmed, faint, or exhausted when at church or social events, or find that community involvement takes more energy and effort than other people you know? *
Do often feel you have trouble communicating, intitating/sustaining conversations, or feel misunderstood in general conversations in the church body? *
Do you have trouble concentrating, or feel bored or spaced out when praying, during church services or when reading your bible, even when you try to focus? *
Do you struggle with consistent negative or unwelcome thoughts about yourself or life situtations that still persist despite regular bible study, prayer and discipling? *
Do you feel you know how to balance your physical, emotional and mental needs while still pursuing the spiritual needs of yourself and others? *
What are some things you wish to gain from attending this seminar? What ways do you hope to grow personally or as a congregation?
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