It’s Time for Mental Health
Who do people go to when they have a problem? These are the people we train to recognize and respond to mental health needs.
Who do people go to when they have a problem? These are the people we train to recognize and respond to mental health needs.
At first, Sergeant Biake wasn’t sure he should attend the mental health seminar, but he decided to participate. In this video he shares why he is glad he made that decision.
Just a few nights ago, we sat with the national mental health leaders from three African countries.
In this brief video, Ben shares how he and other church leaders have used the training to help people in the community.
Thirty church leaders who were trained a few years ago will receive the newest edition of the mental health manual, Understanding People, Mental Health, and Trauma. This new resource will help them build capacity among their networks and in communities that have not had access to care.
The girl was always quiet. In one of the activities in our children’s workshop, the children look at a set of images. The images show several facial expressions, and they are asked to choose which face they feel like most often. This girl picked the sad face. At first, she did not want to talk about the reason.
Mohan Recorded this message to share how mental health training has helped in Nepal.
“I’m not a psychologist by profession, but I realized I am playing the role of a counselor.” After training, Charity changed the way she responds to desperate mothers who come to her for help.
“Thank you so much for taking the time to show me around the very impressive house reconstruction project! It was very well managed and executed.”… Read More »Site Visit: Nepal
The Tributaries International mental health team recently returned from training in Myanmar and Nepal. These seminars equipped 48 new informal service providers. The team did… Read More »October Training Update