Fresh Hope for Teens Participant Guide
Discover the transformative power of Gospel-centered hope with ‘Fresh Hope for Teens,’ a dynamic, story-based course designed specifically for teens to deepen their understanding of
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Fresh Hope for Teens Facilitator Guide
Discover the transformative power of Gospel-centered hope with ‘Fresh Hope for Teens,’ a dynamic, story-based course designed specifically for teens to deepen their understanding of
Fresh Hope for Teens
Fresh Hope for Teens The “Fresh Hope for Teens” curriculum is a specialized program tailored to address the unique needs and experiences of teenagers dealing
Voices of Hope Speakers – Andrew Blackwood
About Andrew Blackwood For more than 17 years, Mental Health Professional, Dr. Andrew L. Blackwood, affectionately known as “Coach Drew”, has been connecting deeply with
Hope and Encouragement
“Getting Hopeful: Seven Reasons to Start a Fresh Hope Group in Your Church” By Katie Dale
The church is a beautiful body of redeemed souls, yet our minds are still subject to the effects of sin in our fallen world. This is a truth we can’t ignore. Which is why it is so crucial that the church proactively and appropriately responds to hurting members that are in need of attention and proper treatment of their mental health conditions.
Fresh Hope for Mental Health is such a way to assist in the healing process. Having a Fresh Hope group in place in your church will empower participants to live a full, rich and faith-filled life in spite of their mental health challenges.
Teens and Mental Health
Teens and Mental Health: An Interview with Dr. Brian Lubberstedt
Are you parenting an adolescent or soon to be one? Then you are going to want to be sure and listen to this edition of Fresh Hope for Mental Health.
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Books Fresh Hope: Living Well in Spite of a Mental Health Diagnosis Holding To Hope: Staying Sane While Loving Someone with a Mental Illness Forty
