Webinars and Workshops
Posts from the CTHN Blog
Caring for Traumatized Teens
In February 2023, Christian Trauma Healing Network offered a webinar featuring author, counselor, speaker and CTHN board member Greg Wilson. Greg has extensive experience and training in counseling teenagers, and he shared some incredibly valuable wisdom that we want to make available to everyone. … Read More
A Tool for Diminishing Intrusive Thoughts
Symptoms of intrusion are one of the markers of posttraumatic stress, as well as other mental health struggles such as anxiety, depression and Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder. According to the National Alliance of Mental Illness (NAMI), “Intrusive thoughts are unwanted thoughts that can pop up in … Read More
What is Dissociation?
In my counseling office, dissociation shows up in several different ways and for several different reasons. It’s one of many things that happens to people who have experienced suffering, and it’s a signal that healing may be needed. Fortunately, we as Christians belong to … Read More
About CTHN
Christian Trauma Healing Network (CTHN) serves mental health professionals, pastors, and lay ministry leaders to advance Christ-centered trauma healing in the church and society.
“…trauma is perhaps the greatest mission field of the 21st century.”
– Diane Langberg, Ph.D – Suffering and the Heart of God: How Trauma Destroys and Christ Restores
For Mental Health Professionals
CTHN is a place where you are not alone as a Christian therapist treating clients with trauma. You’re invited to connect with other clinicians to collaborate and serve the church together.
For Ministry Leaders and Pastors
CTHN will provide you with curated resources, training, and a referral network so that your ministry can be aware and responsive to members of your community who may be living with unhealed trauma.
“Being traumatized
-Bessel van der Kolk
is not just an issue of being stuck in the past;
it is just as much a problem
of not being fully alive in the present.“
“I have come
-Jesus Christ
that they may have life
and have it to the full.“