Caring for Souls Without Burning Out
A practical mental health conversation for pastors navigating sermons, crisis calls, and people’s needs while trying not to disappear in the process.
Church Mental Health Training
Practical, faith‑integrated training and on‑call support for pastors, church leaders, and nonprofit teams. Empowering pastors, church leaders & nonprofits with faith-integrated mental health training, online courses, downloadable guides & on-call consultation to build safe, healthy ministry care systems.
Free live mini webinar series
Church Mental Health Webinar Series
A three-part live series with Dr. Ca Trice Glenn, LPC for pastors, church staff, and nonprofit teams who are carrying real stories in real time and want practical tools that honor both ministry and mental health.
Attend one session or the full series – live, practical, and grounded in real ministry life.
Hosted by Dr. Ca Trice Glenn, LPC · Church Mental Health Training
When People Are Not Okay
Tools for the staff and lay leaders who hear “I am not okay” in hallways, offices, and parking lots and want to respond with care and clarity.
Serving Without Sinking
A space for nonprofit teams to name the impact of caring for people in crisis and to explore sustainable ways to keep serving without sinking.
Church Mental Health Webinar Series
Three short, live sessions with Dr. Ca Trice Glenn, LPC for pastors, church staff, and nonprofit teams who want mental health tools that fit real ministry life.
- Caring for Souls Without Burning Out – for pastors and church leaders.
- When People Are Not Okay – for church staff and lay leaders.
- Serving Without Sinking – for nonprofit teams.
Live only · under an hour each · free with registration.
Who We Serve
Pastors
Pastors are often the first people church members turn to in times of crisis, grief, or mental health struggles. Yet clergy are rarely given formal training in counseling or crisis care. Our programs equip pastors with practical frameworks, such as pastoral triage, suicide prevention, and burnout awareness, so you can shepherd with wisdom while staying healthy yourself. With these tools, you’ll feel confident knowing when to provide care, when to set boundaries, and when to refer to professionals.
Nonprofit Leaders
Community nonprofits carry incredible responsibility in meeting both physical and emotional needs. For directors and training coordinators, our workshops and consulting services provide faith-integrated mental health training that equips staff and volunteers to serve with sensitivity and competence. Whether your nonprofit supports families, youth, or vulnerable populations, we help your team respond with clarity, compassion, and practical resources that align with your mission.
Church Staff & Lay Leaders
Deacons, elders, and lay leaders are the backbone of pastoral care in many congregations. Yet many feel unprepared when faced with issues like depression, domestic violence, or caregiver burnout. Our training equips lay leaders with a simple but powerful toolkit, listening skills, crisis response frameworks, and referral pathways, so they can offer safe, biblically grounded support without overstepping their role.
Faith Communities
Churches as a whole are called to be places of refuge and healing. When a congregation embraces mental health ministry, stigma is reduced and lives are changed. Our resources give faith communities the knowledge and confidence to support one another, whether through caregiver support groups, dementia-friendly worship services, or mental health awareness campaigns. Together, we can build a culture where faith and mental health care work hand in hand to strengthen the Body of Christ.
Who We Serve
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3 | Equip → Train & implement with support
Trainee Reviews
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Fit Our Ministry
This event fit our ministry because, the training gave us not only mental health awareness. Awareness from a Biblical perspective. The training gave a theological and therapeutic approach. I believe all who are in leadership positions would benefit from this training. Especially on how to approach mental health issues in the Church.
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Better Understanding
We encounter different types of people and with this information we can engage on several levels, knowing the warning signs and with better understanding we can achieve greater lasting results.
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Better Equipped
Our mission is to restore the lives of individuals and families who are homeless and to prevent homelessness. Many who are homeless are experiencing mental health issues. We are now better equipped to assist those who are experiencing these challenges.
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How to React
We constantly come in contact with people and this helps us to better understand how we should react to people who are experiencing a mental health crisis.
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Enjoyed!
The workshop was very informative and I truly enjoyed the presentation.
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Spirit of Excellence!
The training was delivered in the spirit of Excellence!
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Thank you for preparing an amazing training. All of the information, open dialogue, scenario based group discussions and knowledge of the speaker/presenter made the training a success. I had a great experience.