Overcoming Reductive Objectivity: The Phenomenology of Subjective Personhood and the Therapeutic Encounter.

Fr. Sean Levine, MA, MDiv, MS, DMin candidate, Major, US Army; Family Life Chaplain on Fort Belvoir, VA; Priest in the Orthodox Church in America.

Susan A. Zacharia, MSW, LCSW, Suicide Prevention Coordinator, Edward Hines Jr. Veteran Affairs Hospital, Maywood, IL; Member of St. Thomas Indian Orthodox Church, Chicago, IL.

Donald Jenkins, MD, FACS, Clinical Professor, Division of Trauma and Emergency Surgery, University of Texas Health Science Center; Distinguished Chair, Burn and Trauma Surgery; Associate Deputy Director, Military Health Institute, San Antonio, TX.

With the theme “Isolation. Violence. Hope and Communion” the Orthodox Christian Association of Medicine, Psychology, and Religion conference was held November 7-9, 2019 at Saints Peter and Paul Greek Orthodox Church, Glenview, IL. OCAMPR exists to facilitate Orthodox Christian fellowship, dialogue and education of professionals in religion, psychology and medicine. His Grace the Right Reverend Irinej (Dobrijevic), MDiv, Bishop of Eastern America, Serbian Orthodox Church in North and South America, New Rochelle, NY.

Dean Theophilos, MA, LADC, LPCC, DBT, Counselor, NUWAY Inc., St. Paul, MN.

John Klepac, MA, LMFT, Counselor, Centre College Counseling Services, Danville, KY

An exploration of the Relationship Between Pain & Suffering to Compliance and Resistance

Steven-John M. Harris, PhD, Licensed Psychologist, Private Practice, Newport Beach, CA.

Fr. Vasileios Thermos, MD, PhD, Psychiatrist in private practice and Associate Professor at Athens Ecclesiastical Academy, GREECE.

Cheryl Johnson, MD, Adult Hospitalist, Cape Coral Hospital, Fort Myers, FL.

Fotini Lazaridou Birbilis, MA, Private Practice, Moorestown, NJ; Nicholas Birbilis, MDiv, OCMC Marketing Coordinator, St. Augustine, FL; and Fr. Christodoulos Papadeas, The Monastic Brotherhood of St. George, Denver, CO