Why choose our training and consultation services?
Church Mental Health Training stands out because it is developed by a dually trained Pastoral Counselor and Licensed Professional Counselor, allowing for a purposeful integration of clinical and theological principles not found in other programs.
Integration of Theology and Therapy: This is the primary distinction. Church Mental Health Training is “spiritually grounded, psychologically sound, and culturally relevant for today’s church.” Unlike other faith-based programs, it draws on our leadership experience as “Pastoral Counselors / TheoTherapists” to integrate theological perspectives throughout the clinical approach, rather than simply adding a spiritual component to existing models.
Customization for Church Context: Our training is specifically tailored for church staff, pastors, and nonprofit leaders, with topics like “Caring for Clergy” and guidance on “Launching a Counseling Ministry”. General programs provide materials designed for a wide range of audiences (police, school personnel, general public), requiring faith communities to adapt the content themselves.
Focus on Ministry Planning: Church Mental Health Training offers consultation services that help churches build sustainable, long-term counseling and care systems, going beyond immediate intervention to address structural needs within the church.
Academic and Clinical Expertise: The training is based on over 15 years of experience in clinical counseling, family systems, and ministry leadership, as well as doctoral-level education in pastoral counseling from major academic institutions and seminaries.
Focus on Response and Referral: Church Mental Health Training equips leaders with strategies to identify mental health challenges and guide individuals toward appropriate professional help.
Stigma Reduction: All programs share the goal of reducing the stigma surrounding mental health issues and encouraging open dialogue within communities.
Practical Skills: Like other programs, Church Mental Health Training is practical, interactive, and scenario-based to build confidence and competence in providing support.
Crisis Response: Crisis and triage planning are key topics in our training, reflecting the immediate intervention focus of similar programs.
In summary, Church Mental Health Training offers a tailored solution for faith communities seeking mental health literacy training rooted in biblical and theological principles, rather than simply secular training with a spiritual “add-on.”
Church Mental Health Training equips pastors, ministry teams, and nonprofit leaders to integrate faith and mental health in congregational care. Through workshops, online courses, and consultation, we help faith communities build safe, compassionate systems of support.
Our programs are built for:
- Pastors and clergy
- Church leadership teams
- Lay counseling ministries
- Faith-based nonprofit staff
Whether you lead a congregation, coordinate pastoral care, or support community mental health initiatives, you’ll find resources designed to meet your context and level of experience.
Our most requested topics include:
- Clergy self-care and burnout prevention
- Pastoral care triage and crisis response
- Lay counseling ministry planning
- Healthy communication and conflict resolution
- Caring for caregivers
- Mental health awareness for faith communities
Each training integrates practical psychology and theology to equip leaders for real-life ministry challenges.
Absolutely. We offer customized workshops, retreats, and leadership training designed around your church size, denominational culture, or ministry goals. Schedule a consultation to discuss your needs at churchmentalhealthtraining.com/booking.
Yes. Participants who complete select courses or workshops receive a Certificate of Completion, which may be used for continuing education, ministry development, or internal church documentation. Certificates can be customized for teams or organizations upon request.
Our approach combines clinical counseling insight with pastoral theology, led by Dr. Ca Trice Glenn, LPC, ACS of Solace Counseling & Consulting. We bring both professional expertise and ministry experience to every training — ensuring it’s spiritually grounded, psychologically sound, and culturally relevant for today’s church.
Yes! We host both in-person and virtual workshops for churches, denominations, and nonprofit networks. Group sessions include all materials, recordings, and follow-up resources. Visit churchmentalhealthtraining.com/book to request a date
Online courses are hosted through our secure training portal. Once enrolled, participants gain access to video lessons, downloadable guides, and reflection exercises. Courses are self-paced and can be accessed on desktop or mobile devices at any time.
We offer flexible pricing for individuals, church teams, and nonprofit organizations.
- Individual access: pay-per-course or subscription.
- Church packages: discounted rates for multiple staff or lay leaders.
- Consultation sessions: billed hourly or by project.
See full pricing at churchmentalhealthtraining.com/services.
You can email us at info@seeksolacenow.com or use the contact form on our website. We also welcome partnership inquiries from denominations, seminaries, and community organizations seeking to expand their mental health initiatives.
On Call Consultation Subscription – Cancellation FAQ
Yes. You can cancel your On Call Consultation subscription at any time. Once you cancel, your plan will remain active through the end of your current billing period, and it will not renew for the next month.
You can cancel by logging into your account on our website, navigating to My Account → Subscriptions, and selecting Cancel for your On Call Consultation plan. If you prefer, you may also contact us by email and request that we cancel the subscription on your behalf.
No. Because On Call Consultation is a subscription service that reserves time and access in advance, we do not offer prorated refunds for partial months. When you cancel, you will continue to have access to your subscription benefits until the end of the paid billing period, and no additional charges will be processed after that.
Yes. You can request a change in plan level at any time. When you upgrade, your new rate will apply from the next billing cycle, and we will outline any adjustments clearly in writing. Downgrades also take effect on the next billing cycle so that your current access is not disrupted. At this time, we do not prorate mid-cycle upgrades or downgrades unless otherwise agreed in writing.
Yes. Your On Call Consultation subscription is set to renew automatically each billing period (for example, monthly) until you cancel. You can update or cancel your plan at any time through your account.
Any consultation access or time included in your plan but not used before the end of your current billing period will expire and will not be refunded or carried over. We encourage you to schedule any remaining sessions before your subscription term ends.
In rare cases where we need to discontinue your subscription from our side (for example, if we are no longer able to offer the service in your region or need to end an agreement early), we will review your account for any prepaid, unused time and may issue a prorated refund or credit based on the remaining portion of your current billing period
