Category: Peace of Mind Partnership
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Alive & Well – Navigating the Start of College Through Life and Faith
God’s intent for our lives is FULLNESS. As college students and parents, it is easy to get priorities out of whack, and feelings, social pressure, anxiety, stress, depression, and attempts at self-managing often leave us cycling in shame and despair. Why not design a program to learn what it means to be Alive and Well…
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August 26th, 2026 Faith Leader Networking Event
Calling all fellow faith leaders! 🧠✨ Join us on August 26th for a time of connection, collaboration, and conversation around building stronger mental health ministries within our faith communities. Together, we can continue creating faith communities that nurture both spiritual and emotional health. REGISTER HERE: https://forms.gle/MR49C4fEfiFrYZxG7
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Emotional Regulation and Family Dynamics
So many teens find it difficult to communicate with their parents and emotions sometimes run high and out of control. Why not consider offering a YOUTH & PARENT night where parents and youth are divided up and taught a Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) skilled called ABC-PLEASE, a tool to help with emotional regulation. Sessions can…
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North Fulton & Dekalb Community Listening Session
Peace of Mind Partnership network likes to support ongoing community initiatives around mental health. See below for an upcoming important gathering: Hope Heals Addiction Recovery Support Center, the Georgia Council for Recovery, and North Atlanta Church of Christ are hosting a North Fulton & DeKalb Community Listening Session on Tuesday, July 21, 2026, from 6:00–8:00…
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Loving Our Neighbor Who is Working on Mental Wellness
There are many ways to serve our community—but have you considered serving a treatment center? A simple act like delivering a meal, dropping off snack bags, or creating a thoughtful encouragement gift can speak volumes to someone who may be far from home, separated from family, and courageously working on their mental and emotional well-being.…
