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Mike’s Research Excellence Framework 2021 impact case study was called Enhancing Clergy Wellbeing and Effectiveness in the Church of England. Read the impact feature on this case study here. ##### Patricia Hunt FRSA, Bishop’s Advisor for Pastoral Care, Diocese of Sheffield ###### ‘Mental Health an

Honey Lake Clinic Mental Health & Wellbeing Jim Sells & Jennifer Ripley Co-Directors The Church Cares, Regent University Mental Health & Wellbeing Rachael Newham Author & Theologian Mental Health & Wellbeing Michael Mutale Founder and Bishop Dominion Center for Deliverance Mental Health

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Reprints and permissions ## About this article Check for updates. Verify currency and authenticity via CrossMark ### Cite this article Lloyd, C., Reid, G. & Cathcart, J. Negotiating Faith in Therapy: A Qualitative Study of Christian Clients in Secular Psychotherapy. Pastoral Psychol 75, 295–315

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With respect to the effectiveness of such partnerships, the preliminary evidence from the reviewed studies shows promising outcomes, such as improvements in mental health symptoms, literacy, and stigma as well as increased referrals. Only one partnership yielded negative outcomes. In this partnershi

People sit around round tables in a church rooml. They are being trained and getting certification in a Faith in Mental Health program started by former state Rep. Frank Sossamon. People are being trained to take part in the Faith in Mental Health program. Credit: Contributed by Karl Johnson They

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## About CTHN ### Christian Trauma Healing Network (CTHN) serves mental health professionals, pastors, and lay ministry leaders to advance Christ-centered trauma healing in the church and society. > “…trauma is perhaps the greatest mission field of the 21st century.” > > – Diane Langberg, Ph.D – S

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BYU Religion # The Religion and Mental Health Connection May 04, 2026 07:00 AM A smiling women dressed in a white blouse and wearing black glasses sits in a church pew with several other people, looking towards the front of the room. [...] ### Deseret News Analysis: Are we leveraging the full i

Jun 10, 2026 — Anxiety often brings spiritual questions—and church stigma can deepen the struggle. Dr. Amanda Porter calls churches to reject shame, ...Read more

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The first and most basic message of the Christian faith is that we are accepted and loved unconditionally by God. As St. John reminds us, “God is love” (1 John 4:8). Christians believe that God loving us does not depend on us earning that love by anything we do. This is the love of God revealed in J

Embracing forgiveness not only aligns us with God's will but also frees our hearts from the burdens of anger, resentment, and pain. Today, we

The next post in this two-part series on forgiveness will provide step-by-step guidance for how to forgive and suggest practical ideas for individuals and families to consider if they desire to make forgiveness a way of life. –Rachel Medefind is the Director of the Institute for Family-Centered Hea

Forgive, but understand that forgiveness doesn't mean giving everyone access to hurt you again, you can forgive and still maintain boundaries.