A spiritual help guide for loss, anxiety and more

April 10, 2020 Providence Mental Health Team

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Quarantine, illness, anxiety, and isolation are causing deep suffering in communities around the world. If you are looking for resources to help guide conversations about trauma, loss, and lament, the free resources below provide practical tips for bringing our pain to God.

Beyond Disaster is a guide for people who have survived (or are surviving) disasters. This Bible-based booklet offers (1) strategies for coping in the short term, (2) guidance on what to expect during recovery, and (3) practical steps for the journey toward emotional and spiritual healing. Based on the globally proven model of the Trauma Healing Institute, Beyond Disaster integrates best practices in mental health into a biblical framework.

Find the downloadable guide from Trauma Healing Institute.

About the Author

Whether it's stress, anxiety, dementia, addiction or any number of life events that impede our ability to function, mental health is a topic that impacts nearly everyone. The Providence Mental Health Team is committed to offering every-day tips and clinical advice to help you and your loved ones navigate mental health conditions.
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