2027 CCT Annual Conference
Keynote Speaker
Dr. Gary Sibcy II
Dr. Gary A. Sibcy II is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist with a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from The Union Institute & University. He currently serves as a Professor at the Center for Professional Psychology at Liberty University and has previously directed the Doctoral Program in Clinical Psychology there. As Vice Chair of the Virginia Board of Psychology, Dr. Sibcy brings extensive clinical experience, including his roles as a consultant for psychological services, professor, and Clinical Psychologist at Piedmont Psychiatric Center. An accomplished researcher and speaker, he has contributed to the field through numerous publications and presentations at professional conferences. Dr. Sibcy has published numerous works focusing on topics such as attachment-based treatments, neurobiology, and depression, panic disorder, and trauma. While the specific titles of his books and articles aren't detailed in the document, his contributions span academic publications and presentations at professional conferences, reflecting his extensive expertise in clinical psychology.
Helping People Change: The Secure Base System
An Attachment-Based, Transdiagnostic Framework for Christian Counseling and Psychological Interventions
Helping People Change introduces the Secure Base System, an attachment-based, transdiagnostic framework designed to help clinicians understand the core processes that underlie lasting change. Rather than promoting a single treatment model, the Secure Base System equips counselors to build tailor-made treatments by integrating the most empirically supported counseling approaches and psychological interventions according to each client's unique needs. Throughout the series, contemporary psychological science is filtered through a scripturally grounded Christian worldview that affirms both the authority of Scripture and the responsible use of psychological science, providing a practical framework for faithful, evidence-based clinical practice.
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