Join our Compassion Week 2026 event, an in-person immersive sonic journey blending alchemy sound bowls with live instrumentation to foster deeper connection and healing.
The 35th Annual Psychotherapy & Faith Conference will discuss how interdisciplinary approaches to mental health - psychotherapy, pastoral counseling, spiritual care - can support flourishing for people transitioning between stages of life.
Co-presented by the Institute for Spirituality and Health and Rothko Chapel, this annual event provides a safe space to share stories of grief and find comfort in community.
The Yoga Teacher Training and National Certification Course welcomes students of all backgrounds—whether you’re deepening your personal practice, beginning your teaching journey, or evolving your professional skills. No prior teaching experience is required.
The ISCC is a community of faith groups and nonprofits dedicated to uplifting those who need spiritual care—especially the homebound and healthcare patients. We empower compassionate volunteers to deliver loving support, forging meaningful partnerships and providing valuable training to make a real difference in the healthcare landscape.
A workshop for Faith & Diabetes facilitators and their program participants, led by a pharmacist from Harris Health, to explain how to better understand prescriptions and which questions we can and should ask our pharmacists.
The 33rd Annual Spirituality in Nursing Conference is tailored for those who value spirituality in patient care and their own meaningful practice. The conference features experiential learning and discussions drawn from diverse fields such as oncology, hospice, ethics, and law.
The Yoga Teacher Training and National Certification Course welcomes students of all backgrounds—whether you’re deepening your personal practice, beginning your teaching journey, or evolving your professional skills. No prior teaching experience is required.
The ISCC is a community of faith groups and nonprofits dedicated to uplifting those who need spiritual care—especially the homebound and healthcare patients. We empower compassionate volunteers to deliver loving support, forging meaningful partnerships and providing valuable training to make a real difference in the healthcare landscape.
The Yoga Teacher Training and National Certification Course welcomes students of all backgrounds—whether you’re deepening your personal practice, beginning your teaching journey, or evolving your professional skills. No prior teaching experience is required.
Join us for the 2026 Illumination Dinner fundraiser, a heartfelt evening supporting the Institute. Held in person at the Texas Medical Center’s Helix Park, featuring keynote speaker, Dr. Sunita Puri.
Houston IANDS's May presentation features Steve & Kathy Boyles and their unforgettable testimony of faith, prayer, miracles, and the reality of eternity.
The Yoga Teacher Training and National Certification Course welcomes students of all backgrounds—whether you’re deepening your personal practice, beginning your teaching journey, or evolving your professional skills. No prior teaching experience is required.
Spirituality and religiosity are recognized as factors that contribute to quality of life and coping strategies in many persons facing life-threatening illnesses. These life-threatening events can also give rise to spiritual distress. The purpose of this symposium is to provide a better understanding of the Palliative Care Team’s role in enhancing the Human spirit and relieving patient’s bio-psychosocial and spiritual suffering.
What is it like to share our lives with birds? What can we learn from this observation? Join us in a collaboration with the Houston Zen Center for a weekend of practicing meditation and observing birds on the rural grounds of a Zen retreat center.
The 2026 Conference on Medicine and Religion invites participants to explore how the expressions of religious traditions have the capacity to critique and to creatively reimagine medicine and the pursuit of healing.
The Yoga Teacher Training and National Certification Course welcomes students of all backgrounds—whether you’re deepening your personal practice, beginning your teaching journey, or evolving your professional skills. No prior teaching experience is required.
The ISCC is a community of faith groups and nonprofits dedicated to uplifting those who need spiritual care—especially the homebound and healthcare patients. We empower compassionate volunteers to deliver loving support, forging meaningful partnerships and providing valuable training to make a real difference in the healthcare landscape.
Houston IANDS's January presentation features Jeffery Olsen, an internationally best-selling author, who discusses his near-death experience and its influence on his life perspective.
Co-presented by the Institute for Spirituality and Health and Rothko Chapel, this annual event provides a safe space to share stories of grief and find comfort in community.
Join us for a self-care day exploring mind-body skills designed to manage stress, enhance relationships, and foster both mental and physical well-being, exclusively for female veterans, active service members, caregivers, and spouses. Discover personal growth and renewal while acquiring valuable skills to incorporate into your life, your workplace, and the community you support.
Join our Compassion Week 2025 event: Sounds of Compassion, an in-person immersive sonic journey blending alchemy sound bowls with live instrumentation to foster deeper connection and healing.
The 34th Annual Psychotherapy & Faith Conference will discuss some of the most pressing issues of our time, including strategies for moving through widespread feelings of tumult, suffering, and polarization.
The 32nd Annual Spirituality in Nursing Conference is tailored to the goals and experiences of nurses who prioritize spirituality as a key aspect of patient health, as well as a foundation for their own sense of meaning and professional service.
The ISCC is a community of faith groups and nonprofits that assist individuals lacking access to spiritual care, including the homebound and those in healthcare facilities. We empower compassionate volunteers to provide loving spiritual support within the healthcare community by partnering with agencies and offering training.
Join us for a self-care day exploring mind-body skills designed to manage stress, enhance relationships, and foster both mental and physical well-being. Discover personal growth and renewal while acquiring valuable skills to incorporate into your life, your workplace, and the community you support.
Join us at the Rothko Chapel as we come together in grief and remembrance to honor those affected by the recent floods. This evening's vigil offers a space for reflection, sharing, and prayer as a community.
The International Association for Near-Death Studies Texas Medical Center Chapter will host an in-person support group at the Institute for participants to discuss and share near-death experiences, questions about death and dying, and the latest information from NDE research.
The ISCC is a community of faith groups and nonprofits that assist individuals lacking access to spiritual care, including the homebound and those in healthcare facilities. We empower compassionate volunteers to provide loving spiritual support within the healthcare community by partnering with agencies and offering training.
2025 marks the beginning of the Institute’s 70th Anniversary year. On Thursday, May 1, we will celebrate this milestone with an evening program at the Texas Medical Center’s new Helix Park, featuring mission-driven remarks and performances.
Únase a este valioso programa de dos fines de semana creado para empoderar participantes a iniciar y gestionar programas de autocuidado y prevención en sus comunidades. Aprenda de expertos y de nuestras sesiones de colaboración que abordan temas importantes en el cuidado de la diabetes y en cómo crear estrategias de salud y bienestar para el futuro.
The annual Conference on Medicine and Religion is a leading forum for discourse and scholarship at the intersection of medicine and religion.
Spirituality and religiosity are recognized as factors that contribute to quality of life and coping strategies in many persons facing life-threatening illnesses. These life-threatening events can also give rise to spiritual distress. The purpose of this symposium is to provide a better understanding of the Palliative Care Team’s role in enhancing the Human spirit and relieving patient’s bio-psychosocial and spiritual suffering.
Join us for a self-care day exploring mind-body skills designed to manage stress, heal trauma, enhance relationships, and foster both mental and physical well-being. Discover personal growth and renewal while acquiring valuable skills to incorporate into your life, your workplace, and the community you support.
The ISCC is an alliance of faith communities and nonprofits that serve individuals lacking formalized spiritual care resources, including those who are homebound or in healthcare facilities. Through recruitment, certified training, and collaboration with healthcare agencies, this program trains and empowers spiritual care volunteers to serve the healthcare community.
