church-based mental health services

Church-based mental health services are support programs provided by faith communities to help individuals manage emotional and psychological challenges. These services can include counseling from trained clergy or lay counselors, support groups, prayer, and spiritual guidance, all within a faith-based setting. They aim to integrate spiritual beliefs with mental health care, offering a compassionate environment that respects individuals’ faith while addressing mental health needs. Often, these services are accessible, familiar, and culturally sensitive, making them a valuable resource for those seeking help within their community and spiritual context.