Ensuring Your Well-Being with Robert J. Wicks, Ph.D.

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As a professor and clinical psychologist who works with people in the helping professions--physicians, teachers, psychologists, ministers, rescue workers--who are most in danger of burnout or traumatic stress, Wicks has made many discoveries on how we can live our fleeting days with meaning, peace, compassion, and contentment. He says, "When I see people I don't want them to have trust in me; I want them to pick up my trust in them. It is really a sense of what is important and I think that faithfulness, if I focus on that rather than my ego, then wonderful things happen." This dialogue is full of many gems to help us recover our focus on what is truly important and essential in life. His reflections include many unforgettable stories that will live in your heart for years to come. (hosted by Michael Toms)

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Robert J. Wicks, Ph.D. is a clinical psychologist and serves as a professor in the graduate programs in pastoral counseling at Loyola University, Maryland. In 1994, he was responsible for the psychological debriefing of relief workers evacuated from Rwanda during their bloody civil war. In 2006, he delivered a presentation on self-care to health care professionals responsible for Iraqi war veterans with multiple amputations and severe head injuries at the National Naval Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland and Walter Reed Army Hospital.

He's the author of many books, including:

To learn more about the work of Dr. Wicks go to www.robertjwicks.com.

Topics Explored in This Dialogue

What are the three calls that come to us in life
How we can understand what our "true" name is
What are the four kinds of friends we need to thrive
What is a key rule in keeping your vitality
What is faithfulness and why is it important
How God is like a good grandfather, kind, gentle, but clear
What can working with uncontrollable situations teach us
What is Wicks' "self-care protocol"
How silence is not just an absence of noise

Host: Michael Toms Interview Date: 11/3/2011 Program Number: 3418

Music Playlist

From Album: Prayer for Compassion
Artist: David Darling
2009 Wind over the Earth #WE2340

Opening Essay: Track 01 Untold Stories
Music Break 1: Track 03 Stones Start Spinning
Music Break 2: Track 10 Shoe Strings
Music Break 3: Track 10 Shoe Strings (Reprise)