The church looks at those struggling with Mental Health as connected to someone's morality. If they are mentally healthy, they are good. If they are struggling mentally or emotionally, they must be bad (or not praying enough, or not faithful enough, etc).
I hope you know that isn't true. Or if you don't know it yet, you will by the end of this video. In this week's Ask a Therapist video, we are addressing where this tendency comes from and how it impacts us long after we have left the church.
Don't forget to comment below with other topics or input you have for us. Thank you, as always, for being here and contributing to the community on this chanel 💙💙💙
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Kelly is a LMHC (Licensed Mental Health Counselor) in the USA making KZitem videos to inform, entertain, and empower viewers. Watching these videos does not constitute a therapeutic relationship or therapy. Should you wish to find a therapist, or more information, check out the links below!
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