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Depression Symptoms and How to Cope as a Christian
Am I depressed or am I sad? Before we begin to discuss the clinical definition of major depressive disorder, it is important to note that
Mental Health Awareness Month Virtual Event
May is Mental Health Awareness Month!!! As part of the efforts to raise awareness about mental health issues, the Christian Mental Health Initiative (CMHI) will
Recognizing Signs and Symptoms of Mental Illness
It’s pretty hard to miss the signs of a cold or the flu. A whole range of signs show up, like fevers, sweating, changes to
Grief and Loss: How to Cope with Losing a Loved One
In our last post about loss, we focused on survivors who lost a loved one due to suicide. If you haven’t checked it out yet,
Spirituality and Health: Should doctors care about patients’ spirituality?
According to a national survey, over three-quarters of the country identifies with at least one religious group or denomination. There is variation in the frequency
Suicide in the Bible: Elijah the prophet with suicidal thoughts
According to the Centers for Disease and Control and Prevention, suicide was the twelfth leading cause of death overall in the U.S. Suicide is also the
International Women’s Day: Mental Health Tips for Christian Women
International Women’s Day is a day to celebrate women and recognize their contributions to society. As Christian women, we often find ourselves juggling multiple roles,
Improving Anxiety by Relying on Your Faith in God
Anxiety is a common mental health concern that affects millions of people worldwide. It can cause a wide range of physical and emotional symptoms, such
Black Mental Health Conditions x Christianity: Bipolar Disorder, Personality Disorders, Schizophrenia, PTSD
Mental health is a crucial component of overall well-being. Unfortunately, communities of color face unique challenges when it comes to accessing and receiving appropriate mental
Black Mental Health Issues x Christianity: Anxiety, Depression, Substance Use Disorders
Mental health issues affect people from all walks of life, but the ways in which they impact different communities can vary based on several factors.
Black History Month Spotlight: Mental Health Challenges and Strengths in the Black Church
February is Black History Month, a time to reflect on the experiences of the Black community in the United States. One area that is often
Loving Yourself Well
This Valentine’s season, you may think a lot about showing love to others or receiving love from those you care about, but have you ever
First Mental Health First Aid Training in 2023!
Millions of people with mental illnesses do not receive treatment due to stigma, lack of information, costs, and many other factors. In Christian communities, the
I Love Me: A Reminder to be My Own Valentine
On purpose or not, February makes us think about love. But how often do you treat yourself as your own valentine and say, “I love
What Does God Say About Taking Care of Your Mind?
Can you recognize when it’s time to care of your mind? You know the feeling — you wake up one morning, roll out of bed,
Better Mental Health: Your New Years’ Goal in 2023!
How to improve your mental health in 2023 The first step to better mental health as a Christian is understanding what the Bible says about