Integrating Faith, Meds, and Therapy

Christian Mental Health Initiative (CMHI) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit helping Christian communities respond to mental health needs with compassion, practical knowledge, and informed action.

 

We provide:

• Practical training for churches and community leaders

• Honest conversations that reduce stigma

• Pathways to professional mental health support

What We Offer

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About CMHI

CMHI equips churches to support mental and spiritual well-being without treating faith and professional care as competing choices. We believe prayer, medication, therapy, and community support can work together.

What CMHI participants say

Help The Hurting
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I’m thanking God that he has equipped you with skills to come alongside hurting believers.


Mary Jane, Barbados
Enlightening Others
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Thank you Dr. Jordan for your presentation. It was enjoyable and enlightening.


Pam, Barbados
Seeking Help Is Strength
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I learned that seeking help is a not sign of weakness but a sign of strength.


Anonymous, USA
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Most Popular Questions To Discuss Mental Health

Mental health incorporates finding a balance between our ever-changing emotional, cognitive, and behavioral wellbeing

Friends, family, and church members are often huge sources of support. However, sometimes we need to seek extra help from a professional. This could be a therapist, psychologist, or psychiatrist.

We cannot fully predict who will or will not experience mental health problems, but there is a lot that we can do to minimize our chances of experiencing mental illness. There are also many options to treat mental health problems that do arise.

Some mental health problems have higher success rates for treatment than others. In some cases, relapses can occur. However, talking to your doctor or therapist can help prevent relapses from happening.

Contact Info

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Christian Mental Health Initiative, Inc.
501(c)(3) nonprofit
EIN: 88-2653510
4130 Ridge Ave, #5617
Philadelphia, PA 19129

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