Uniting the Church and mental health
The Church has the ability to reach the marginalized, specifically those who struggle with mental illness, substance misuse, and other disabilities. Professional counselors need to better understand how to incorporate Christian practices for their Christian clients and utilize the Church better. We want to support both to serve those who might be forgotten, hurting, shamed, or ignored.
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We have put out several articles talking about the coronavirus, including ways Christians can self-care during this pandemic and a series on what pastors should look out for with concerns of domestic …
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Grace for the Afflicted by Dr. Matthew Stanford is a book written to help educate a Christian on mental illness. It assumes the person has a fairly affluent background in Christianity and is …
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This is chapter thirteen of the Quit Giving Up ebook. You can get the whole thing in our shop now! You’ve tried. You’ve failed. You’ve tried again. Harder this time. More thoughtful. More …
For those who are counselors, pastors, or have gone through any kind of Christian leadership training, you may have come across any number of formal or informal articles about diagnosing people from …
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For those that have not heard about Grace Alliance, they are a Christian mental health ministry designing curriculum and creating structure/training videos for peer support groups to put into your …
This is chapter twelve of the Quit Giving Up ebook. You can get the whole thing in our shop now! This phrase may be the five most sour words I could possibly hear with motivation. “I don’t have …
