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Regent College Podcast

Religion & Spirituality:Christianity

#035 A More Complete Picture of Mental Health with Dan Whitehead and Jane Harris

2018-04-20

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How can we have a good conversation about mental health? How can the church care for those who are struggling with something that they can't find language for? What does the Bible have to say about mental health? Join Dan Whitehead, Jane Harris and host Andrew Wilson as we discuss these questions and more on this week's episode of the Regent College Podcast. Dan Whitehead is a Regent College alumnus and the Executive Director for Sanctuary Mental Health Ministries. Jane Harris is a current Regent student and has been helping Sanctuary develop resources for the church to have better conversations about mental health.