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EPISODE · Jun 2, 2026 · 24 MIN

Bridging The Gap Between Church & Therapy - An Introduction To God In Mind

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This introductory episode explores the integration of faith and mental health, emphasising the importance of holistic care that combines clinical therapy with spiritual practices. Hosts Ash and Bev discuss breaking the stigma around mental health in the church, the role of therapy like EMDR, and the significance of addressing trauma within a faith context.Keywordsfaith and mental health, therapy in church, EMDR, trauma healing, holistic care, faith-based therapy, church stigma, mental healthKey TopicsStigma around mental health in the churchThe role of therapy like EMDR in faith communitiesIntegrating faith and clinical mental health careChapters00:00 Introduction to God in Mind Podcast03:52 Breaking the Stigma of Mental Health in the Church06:49 The Intersection of Faith and Therapy12:51 Personal Experiences with Therapy and Faith15:59 The Importance of Integrating Faith and Mental Health21:55 The Vision Behind God in Mind Podcast23:49 God In Mind EndGuest linksWebsite - https://www.godinmind.orgInstaYoutube This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit godinmind.substack.com

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