Grace Filled Grief Group – Martha M. Tate, LCSW
Grief is a natural part of life. A tumultuous transition both personal and universal. “The old patterns do not evaporate but become transformed under the soul’s new affection.” John O’Donohue Consider offering a six-week support group designed to be a safe space for fellow mourners to travel together the rocky terrain of grief. Through meditative…
ATTN Faith Leaders: A Critical Conversation with Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Chief
Do you want to learn more about the state of our children’s mental health and how we can help be part of the healing behind these troubling statistics? The Peace of Mind Partnership Network is honored to host John Constantino, MD, of Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, on April 8, 2026, from 11:00 a.m. – 12:30…
“Financial Literacy and Its Effect on Mental Health for Young Adults”
Managing money can be a complex and often overwhelming task, particularly for young adults who are still learning to navigate financial independence. Research consistently shows that financial stress can lead to increased anxiety, depression, shame, and guilt. It can also strain relationships, disrupt sleep, and even affect cognitive function. Why not offer a practical and…
“Caring for You: Mind, Body, & Soul”
Becoming a caregiver can be a sudden and life-changing experience—one that often comes without a guidebook. While caregiving is an act of love and compassion, it can also lead to feelings of overwhelm, exhaustion, and isolation. Without proper support, caregivers may find themselves struggling with depression and hopelessness. The truth is, the healthiest way to…
LAST CHANCE TO REGISTER FOR THE STEP UP & SPEAK OUT SUMMIT
Last chance to register!Join us for a powerful two-day summit focused on hope, healing, and suicide-prevention education. The Step Out & Speak Up Summit brings together faith leaders, clinicians, and community members for meaningful conversations and practical, actionable training. February 1: Hear from keynote speaker Kay Warren, a leading mental health advocate who brings hope…
All About Peace of Mind Partnership Network
Happy New Year!We wish you a year filled with joy, hope, and meaningful connection. Thank you for an incredible 2025 marked by inspiring events, thoughtful ideas, and powerful collaboration. As we step into a new year, we look forward to continuing our mission of offering hope, practical tools, and mental health support for faith communities…
Step Out & Speak Up Summit
Join us for the Step Out & Speak Up Summit, a two-day gathering created to strengthen how churches respond to mental health needs with compassion, wisdom, and hope. The Summit opens on February 1 at 5:00 PM with a keynote from Kay Warren, whose ministry encourages churches to provide meaningful support for individuals and families…
Attn: College Freshmen!
Navigating College Freshman Through Life and Faith Starting college is an exciting milestone, but it can also be overwhelming. Many freshmen find themselves navigating new classes, friendships, independence, and responsibilities all at once. If you know a freshman who could use some guidance and encouragement, we have an event designed just for them! We’re hosting…
Step Out & Speak Up Summit
Join us for a powerful two-day gathering centered on hope, healing, and suicide-prevention education. The Step Out & Speak Up Summit will bring together faith leaders, clinicians, and community members for meaningful conversation and practical training. On February 1, hear from our keynote speaker, Kay Warren, a leading mental health advocate bringing hope and healing…
“The Gut-Brain Connection: How Your Second Brain Impacts Mental Health”
Did you know that your gut is often referred to as your “second brain”? The connection between gut health and mental well-being is more powerful than many realize. What we eat not only fuels our bodies but also plays a critical role in our mental and emotional health. Consider hosting an educational event for your…
“Creating Friendship, Connection, and a Bond that Understands”
Imagine a community where no one has to face mental health challenges alone—a place where genuine friendship and understanding thrive. Consider establishing a Friend to Friend Network within your congregation, designed to confidentially connect individuals currently navigating a mental health challenge (whether for themselves or a loved one) with someone who has walked a similar…
Step Out and Speak Up! Last chance
Step Out and Speak Up! Last chance to sign up your team to join the larger Atlanta Faith community and walk for suicide prevention. Sign up your team TODAY – deadline is this Wednesday, October 15th.
“I’m Not Good Enough…” Event Idea
What if the beliefs you hold about yourself are merely distortions of the truth? Imagine correcting your “identity” eyesight—like putting on glasses for the first time and finally seeing yourself with clarity and compassion. Many of us carry narratives from childhood that are clouded with inaccuracies, shaping how we view ourselves and the world around…
Step Out and Speak Up Event
Step Out and Speak Up is an opportunity for ALL Atlanta Faith Communities to unite around suicide prevention. Please join other Peace of Mind Partnership Network members to walk together on November 2nd. See details on this flyer and sign up your team by October 15th!
Step Out and Speak Up Walk Event
Calling all Atlanta Faith Communities to join together to Step Out and Speak Up for Suicide Prevention. Let’s unite as a faith community and show we care about suicide prevention on November 2nd in Piedmont Park. See flyer and QR code and sign up your team by October 15th!
Learn to Navigate Loss With Others – Grief Summit
The Peace of Mind Partnership Network is comprised of Atlanta Faith Leaders from all faith communities. In addition to monthly emails dedicated to sharing ideas for fostering and strengthening mental health initiatives, we are always eager to share upcoming events and offerings from our network members. Please see information from The Cathedral of Christ the…
Alcohol Facts: Abuse or Addiction
How can you tell if a loved one is struggling with alcohol or drug abuse—or if they are facing a deeper addiction? Why do some individuals develop addictions while others do not? And does every addiction start with substance abuse? These are difficult but important questions, and an open conversation with an addiction expert could…
The Invisible Wounds that Bind: How Understanding the Science of Adversity and Resilience Can Guide us Toward a Journey of Healing and Wholeheartedness
Special event, Sunday, September 14th, 10:00 a.m. Grace Hall, Peachtree Road UMC, 3180 Peachtree Road, Atlanta, GA – Join US! Mounting evidence over the past thirty years has shed light on the alarming effects of childhood trauma on health and development stretching over the entire life course. Psychosocial adversity, which often remains hidden throughout our…
Navigating Life’s Challenges with Grace and Compassion
Life and faith can present profound challenges, and it’s not always clear how best to support those we love when they are struggling. Educating your faith community on the essential “dos” and “don’ts” of offering support can make a meaningful difference. While every individual’s journey is unique, sharing practical guidance can help foster a culture…
Making Connections: A Conversation about Aging and Social Wellbeing
Aging brings with it a host of life transitions—some joyful, others more challenging. These changes can significantly impact the mental health and overall well-being of our senior citizens. Why not create a welcoming space to explore the complexities of aging through an open and honest conversation about life’s changes and the emotions that accompany them?…
Raising Resilience- Parenting Anxious Kids to Bravery
Anxiety is one of the most requested topics to discuss within the mental health umbrella. Why not address this with parents and coordinate an event equipping them as they are actively engaged in raising children; sometimes, very anxious children. Consider organizing a ‘date night’ event for parents with children in 5th grade and younger, featuring…
Bring Wellness Weekly to your Congregation by Video
Wellness Weekly is designed to provide your congregation with short, digestible content for everyday wellness. This weekly resource will include short videos, concise summaries, and bite-sized wellness content for your mind, body, and spirit. It’s the perfect place to begin taking steps toward wellness without feeling overwhelmed. Click HERE to see an example of this and…
Bring The KIND30 Movement to Your Faith Place
Challenge your community to one small act of kindness, every day, for 30 days. Kindness changes both the giver and the receiver. It has been proven that it takes 30 days to build a habit. What could be better than habitual kindness? This is a free and easy idea that you can implement into any…
The KIND30 Movement
Challenge your community to one small act of kindness, every day, for 30 days. Kindness changes both the giver and the receiver. It has been proven that it takes 30 days to build a habit. What could be better than habitual kindness? This is a free and easy idea that you can implement into any of your…
Alcohol Facts: Abuse or Addiction
How can you tell if a loved one is struggling with alcohol or drug abuse—or if they are facing a deeper addiction? Why do some individuals develop addictions while others do not? And does every addiction start with substance abuse? These are difficult but important questions, and an open conversation with an addiction expert could…
March Mental Wellness Ministry Idea
Addiction Education for Faith Leaders One in three people in the pews of any faith community in America is either suffering personally with addiction or loves someone who is struggling.Seminary education does not fully address the plethora of addiction concerns even though addiction – of all kinds – is increasing and a powerful moral stigma…
Plan a Grief Summit
Plan a grief summit for your faith-based organization that discusses the various types ofdeaths, practical tools for finding peace and ways to navigate the unknown terrain ofgrief. Begin with a general lecture on grief by a trained professional, followed by a large-group Q&A. Next, break out into groups based on types of loss, including, but…
Growing Mental Wellness Event
Host a two-hour event including all ages and invite your community to grow in mentalwellness together. Share an hour-long meal together, then break into age-based groupsfor respective and age-appropriate programming for the next hour. · For younger children, plan an “OK to Feel” story and playtime featuring emotional andsocial books, tactile teaching toys and…
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