mental health

Bishop T.D. Jakes has joined mental health and faith experts to launch a new curriculum to help clergy and lay leaders move beyond sayings like “I’m too blessed to be stressed.”

A new movement has taken on the taboo in many Black churches against talking about suicide.

Ike Miller and Jason Daye look at the importance for pastors and ministry leaders to understand the coping mechanisms they've developed from past dysfunctional relationships.

Amber Albee Swenson and Jason Daye explore how worry can seep into our ministries and derail our spiritual well-being.

Director Kyle Roberts, who came to know Jesus through Young Life and volunteered with Young Life for eight years, says “What Rhymes With Reason" is how he is sharing the “good news.”

Counselors and churches play distinct but complementary roles in providing mental health care within communities.

Grief is a universal human experience. Everyone experiences loss and, therefore, grief. However, there is relatively little understanding of “how” one should go about grieving.

Parents and youth leaders concerned about their teens’ mental health have a unique opportunity in the upcoming film, "What Rhymes With Reason," set to release on Oct. 10, which is World Mental Health Day.