Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, social distancing was encouraged in order to slow the spread of the coronavirus. Now, in the wake of the pandemic, some researchers are asking questions and delving in to the lingering social and mental effects of social distancing. What has been… Read More
A Transformational Process Model for Improving Intergenerational Health This resource article from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation inspires new ways of thinking about responding to social problems. “Health and social problems occur in the context of family, community and culture. In the past three decades,… Read More
The greatest strengths we possess are often the fruit of a seed that was planted in us long ago, during a vulnerable, painful season of our lives. For Janelle Bitikofer, that seed was God-sized: invisible to the natural eye, yet undeniably present and packed with… Read More
So often, nonprofits exist to serve others. Their focus is on the needs of the community, and its staff is comprised of hard-working, big-hearted individuals who care deeply about the mission and about other people. However, it’s important that nonprofits don’t become so focused on… Read More
Because those who believe in God are just as likely as others to experience mental health concerns, it’s important to understand how spiritual healing can impact one’s mental health journey. Even Web MD acknowledges that spirituality can have a profound impact on mental health. It… Read More