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The number one reason Americans today seek medical attention is pain according to the National Institute of Health. In fact, pain is a more common condition than diabetes, heart disease, and cancer combined.

The Effects of Alcohol and Drugs on the Person and the Family

Tips for Getting Ready for Mental Health Sunday By Rev. Leah Robberts-Mosser, Community UCC, Champaign, Illinois and Dr. Ken Gilbert, psychiatrist

​"Let's Talk! Breaking the Silence around Mental Illness in Our Communities of Faith" is a four-part series for small groups written so that anyone who has skill in facilitating a small group discussion can lead it. The Leader Guide helps those leading by giving important background information.

A collection of poems, articles, and other writings to support and acknowledge veterans.

Three Simple Practices for Anxiety in Uncertain Times

of Toolkits and Content Suggestions for Faith and Cultural Leaders, Faith and Family Friendly Media, and Entertainment Creators. Encouraging Conversations about Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders

Transforming the understanding and treatment of mental illnesses.

A Guide to Mental Illness for Jewish Clergy

Consejos para personas que viven con una enfermedad mental y para sus familiares y amigos

Un folleto tríptico sobre cómo superar los miedos a la ansiedad.

A sample bulletin for a Mental Health Sunday Service from the United Church of Christ Mental Health Network

Faith-based treatment is offered by rehab facilities which promote spiritual exercises and religious practices for healing and recovery.

A Training Curriculum for Working With Survivors of Childhood Abuse

Postpartum Depression and Families of Faith

A quarterly resource newsletter that provides resources to erase the stigma of mental illness in our faith communities and create caring congregations for persons living with mental health challenges and their families.

Craft of Preaching: Theology and Interpretation. Working with texts and placing them within a theological framework.

This toolkit provides resources for pastors and their boards/councils to navigate the difficult situation in which a pastor may need a leave of absence for mental health challenges.

Spirituality and religion are important to health and mental health and should be included in ‐ not excluded from ‐ healthcare services that strive to be holistic and culturally competent.

This handout contains helpful information for Faith Leaders on observable signs, communication, suicide, and referral to help someone suffering from mental illness.

Clergy can burn out for many reasons, but they and their congregations can take steps toward healing.

Common Prayer for Those Affected by Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders

Cómo pueden responder las congregaciones. Guía de recursos/estudio para el clero y las comunidades de fe

Using Autoethnography to Reflect Theologically on a Journey of Friendship and Mental Health Problems

As we enter the holiday season, many people look forward to celebration, connection, and joy. But for countless individuals in our congregations, communities, and neighborhoods, this season can also be a time of deep loneliness, grief, stress, and emotional strain.