The Sanctuary Course
The Sanctuary Course is designed to raise awareness and start conversations in local churches regarding mental health
Course Summary
Developed in consultation with mental health professionals, theologians, and people with lived experience, this eight-session course explores key mental health topics and examines meaningful ways to offer companionship, support recovery, and promote wellbeing
The Sanctuary Course is a program designed to raise awareness and start conversations in local churches regarding mental health:
- People with questions about mental health Mental health professionals with a wealth of knowledge to share
- Leaders who want to engage their community in mental health conversations
- People supporting loved ones with mental health problems
- People living with mental health problems
The Sanctuary Course is for anyone who wants to learn about faith and mental health. It requires no previous training or expertise—just a willingness to engage in dialogue with other believers. This course and films address difficult and sensitive topics, and may not be appropriate for a young audience. It is not recommended for people ages 17 and younger
Course Structure
SESSION ONE
MENTAL HEALTH
SESSION TWO
MENTAL ILLNESSES
SESSION THREE
STIGMA
RECOVERY
SESSION FIVE
COMPANIONSHIP
SESSION SIX
RECOVERY
SESSION SEVEN
SELF-CARE
SESSION EIGHT
REFLECTION
Enroll in The Sanctuary Course today
The Sanctuary Course
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The Sanctuary Course is a resource designed to engage communities of faith in vital conversations about mental health
When you enrol during this special limited time period,
you will get:
- Eight modules emphasizing various aspects of the realities of living with mental health challenges
- Course books which addresses common questions, and explores important concepts from three perspectives: the psychological, the social, and the theological.
- Downloadable Audio Books and Transcripts.
You will be given access to one module per week so that you have ample time to dive into the lessons and execute that portion of the project plan BEFORE moving onto the next.
We do this to protect your time, attention and focus while sparing you from intense overwhelm that stops you in their tracks.
PYSCHOLOGICAL
Psychological perspectives primarily focus on the emotional and relational experiences of people living with mental health challenges. Our content is not intended to produce experts or mental health professionals; instead, it is designed to help you grow in awareness and empathy..
SOCIAL
The social perspective focuses on the ways that mental health challenges affect both individuals and communities of faith.
THEOLOGICAL
The theological perspective considers the ways that faith can help us understand and respond to the realities of mental health challenges.
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Course Pricing
The Sanctuary Course
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The Sanctuary Course is a resource designed to engage communities of faith in vital conversations about mental health