Tired of not knowing how to incorporate your client’s faith into their therapy sessions?
The Faith-Based Coping Skills Toolbox is a practical, clinician-friendly resource designed to help clients draw on their faith as one component of healthy coping and emotional regulation.
Organized by category, the toolbox provides a variety of faith-based coping strategies that can be incorporated into everyday life or used during times of stress, anxiety, grief, trauma, or emotional distress. Skills include Scripture reading, Scripture meditation, Scripture memorization, journaling, breath prayer, prayer, worship music, gratitude, reflection, and other spiritually oriented practices.
The resource is designed to support ethical, client-centered integration of faith into mental health care. Rather than prescribing a particular spiritual practice, clinicians can use the toolbox to collaboratively explore which practices are meaningful, appropriate, and consistent with the client's own beliefs and preferences.
Tired of not knowing how to incorporate your client’s faith into their therapy sessions?
The Faith-Based Coping Skills Toolbox is a practical, clinician-friendly resource designed to help clients draw on their faith as one component of healthy coping and emotional regulation.
Organized by category, the toolbox provides a variety of faith-based coping strategies that can be incorporated into everyday life or used during times of stress, anxiety, grief, trauma, or emotional distress. Skills include Scripture reading, Scripture meditation, Scripture memorization, journaling, breath prayer, prayer, worship music, gratitude, reflection, and other spiritually oriented practices.
The resource is designed to support ethical, client-centered integration of faith into mental health care. Rather than prescribing a particular spiritual practice, clinicians can use the toolbox to collaboratively explore which practices are meaningful, appropriate, and consistent with the client's own beliefs and preferences.