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Church Mental Health Training

We offer practical, faith‑integrated training and on‑call support for pastors, church leaders, and nonprofit teams.

Empowering pastors, church leaders & nonprofits with mental health training and consultation.

08/19/2026

Yesterday, Dr. Ca Trice Glenn had the honor of teaching a plenary for the Teaching Parish students at Candler School of Theology on 'Pastoral Care Triage'.

We spent time thinking together about what it means to respond faithfully and responsibly when people bring pain, crisis, grief, conflict, trauma, or mental health concerns into ministry spaces.

Pastoral care triage is not about having all the answers. It is about learning how to listen well, assess wisely, clarify what kind of care is needed, and know when to offer support, refer, report, or gather additional help.

She is grateful for the opportunity to pour into emerging ministry leaders as they prepare to serve congregations and communities with compassion, theological grounding, and practical wisdom.

Thank you to Candler School of Theology and the Teaching Parish program for the invitation.

08/17/2026

A boundary is not a withdrawal from ministry. It is a decision about what you can carry faithfully.

Leaders are often rewarded for being available, responsive, dependable, and willing to step in. Over time, those strengths can quietly become expectations of constant access.

Constant availability is not the same as faithful leadership.

A healthy boundary may sound like:
• I can help with this part, but I cannot take responsibility for the whole thing.
• I am not available tonight. I can respond tomorrow.
• This needs more support than I can provide alone, so we need to involve the right person or resource.

Boundaries are not about caring less. They help us care with honesty about our capacity, role, and limits.

If your ministry culture depends on a few people always absorbing one more task, one more crisis, or one more late-night request, the problem may not be individual resilience. It may be the system around the leader.

Church Mental Health Training helps churches and ministry teams strengthen healthy leadership practices, care structures, and response systems.

Learn more at ChurchMentalHealthTraining.com.

07/23/2026

This Saturday and next Saturday, join us for a two-part Grief Bible Study with ACTS Church in partnership with Wake Forest University School of Divinity's Thriving Congregations program.

Grief can change how a church feels, how people gather, and how we understand life after loss. This Bible study will create space to remember, reflect, and consider how faith helps us carry grief with honesty, hope, and care.

Grief Bible Study
Saturday, July 25 and Saturday, August 1
Led by Dr. Ca Trice Glenn, LPC
Church Mental Health Training

Together, we will explore grief, healing, memory, community, and how the church can care for one another after loss.

Join us as we make space for reflection, encouragement, and faithful conversation.

07/08/2026

Pastors, one of the best ways to strengthen your ministry is to equip the people who are already caring for others.

Consider sending 2 to 5 leaders from your church to Serving in Ministry Without Burning Out this Saturday.

This training is especially relevant for:
- Associate ministers
- Deacons
- Church staff
- Care teams
- Youth leaders
- Women’s ministry leaders
- Outreach teams
- Ministry volunteers
- Nonprofit teams

Your leaders will gain practical tools for recognizing distress, responding well, referring wisely, and serving more sustainably.

Saturday, July 11
Hopewell MB Church
9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Faith Hall, Norcross, GA

Registration is $49 per leader.

Register your team here:
ChurchMentalHealthTraining.com/Training-July11

A healthier ministry is not built by one person carrying everything.

07/06/2026

Some of the people most at risk of burnout are the ones everyone else depends on.

The pastor who takes the late-night call.
The ministry leader who notices when someone is struggling.
The deacon who checks on families.
The volunteer who keeps showing up.
The care team member who listens to one more difficult story.

Serving in Ministry Without Burning Out is for the people who care for people.

This Saturday, we will focus on practical ways to:
Recognize emotional distress
Respond with compassion and clarity
Know when to refer for additional support
Set healthier limits
Serve without carrying everything alone

Saturday, July 11
9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Hopewell Missionary Baptist Church
Faith Hall, Norcross, GA

Registration is $49 per leader. Church teams are welcome.

Register here: https://square.link/u/23fkevuB
More Info: ChurchMentalHealthTraining.com/Training-July11

Do not wait until burnout forces you to stop serving. Learn how to serve more sustainably.

06/25/2026

Thank you to Rev. Dr. Greta Fowler, Pastor, and St. John A.M.E. Church for inviting Dr. Glenn to this past weekend's training on preventing burnout. Dr. Glenn enjoyed the leader's participation and enthusiasm for the topic. We look forward to returning soon.

06/24/2026

Ministry is meaningful work, but it can also be emotionally heavy.

I’m inviting pastors, church leaders, ministry volunteers, care teams, and nonprofit teams to join me for:
- Serving in Ministry Without Burning Out
- Mental Health and Burnout Prevention Training

This in-person training is designed to help leaders recognize emotional distress, respond with compassion and clarity, know when to refer for additional support, and serve others without ignoring their own signs of burnout.

Saturday, July 11
9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Hopewell Missionary Baptist Church
Faith Hall, Norcross, GA
General registration is $49.

Hopewell members may use checkout code HOPEWELLNOW to remove the fee.
Register here: https://churchmentalhealthtraining.com/training-july11/
Space is limited, so please register in advance.

06/16/2026

People are bringing real emotional pain to churches and nonprofit spaces. Leaders need practical tools.

Join our July 11th training and bring your team. Leaders will discuss responding to grief, anxiety, emotional distress, crisis concerns, and overwhelmed members.

Invite your ministry leaders, deacons, associate ministers, care teams, women’s ministry leaders, youth leaders, and nonprofit staff.

Register: https://churchmentalhealthtraining.com/training-july11

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