What you will learn?
Upon completion of this course, the learner will be able to understand:
• What Mental Health and Mental Health Coaching is
• The History of Mental Health Treatment
• The difference between mental health coaches, life coaches and therapists.
• Diverse psychological/mental health disorders.
• Identify causes of Mental Health disorders
• Evidence Based Techniques for Coaching clients.
• The Role of Mental Health Coaches and their goals within the Church
Power point presentation document.
Please be advised, to earn the certificate below, all 4 courses must be completed. Certificates are NOT issued to single courses.
Certificate: Fundamentals of Christian Mental Health Coaching
Christian Mental Health Coaching- CMHC 101
Understanding Substance Use Disorder -The Basics- SUD 100
Battle For the Body
Spiritual Strategies for Warfare
Note: This course form is only for students working on the certificate program listed above. It requires all 4 courses to be completed to earn a certificate of completion.
Download attached form and submit your answers via email below:
Please note that only students of the Diploma in Biblical Life Coaching program are permitted to take the final exam for this course. It is NOT required for the Certificate in Mental Health Coaching program.
Student will receive an email from the training support team with the exam grade once final exam answers have been received.
Complete your exam here and reach out to the school for your grades.
Congratulations on completing the course!
About the course
The Introduction to Christian Mental Health Coaching course introduces the learner to the field of mental health coaching. It is a course that is ideal for individuals who are already coaches seeking to expand their coaching ministry practice,
for biblical counselors, mental health advocates who would like to incorporate mental health coaching into their practice, and other ministers and church leaders who would like to know about mental health and how to offer essential coaching support from a Christian perspective to their congregation, communities, or small group members.
