United Church of Christ Mental Health Network

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Anxiety

Healing is Ongoing by Hannah Campbell Gustafson

April 26, 2021 by Kirk Moore

During Holy Week, someone very close to me had 2 massive strokes, three days apart. It was a pretty awful week for my whole extended family, with lots of uncertainty and fear. Amazingly, doctors were able to remove the huge blood clot from their brain both times, so the impact physically is fairly minimal. They […]

Filed Under: Anxiety, Community, Hope, Mental Health, Mental Health Network, Recovery, Trauma, UCC, United Church of Christ

Pandemic Walls: Depression, Anxiety, Trauma and Isolation by Jennifer Stuart

March 29, 2021 by Kirk Moore

In January of this year, there was a distinct weight. Perhaps you felt it, too? I texted a friend, “I think I am hitting a pandemic wall.” I felt strangely alone or at least, lonely. A profound sense of isolation began to set in. As shadows of past memories resurfaced, the inner dialogue of self-doubt […]

Filed Under: Anxiety, COVID-19, Depression, Easter, Hope, Lent, Mental Health, Mental Health Network, UCC, United Church of Christ

Lent Means Spring by David Finnegan-Hosey

February 22, 2021 by Kirk Moore

I had mixed feelings presiding over Ash Wednesday services this year. For one thing, the COVID precautions we have instituted at the college where I serve as chaplain meant that we did not sing together and that, instead of the usual and meaningful act of imposing ashes on foreheads, we distributed ash in individual packets. […]

Filed Under: Anxiety, Hope, Lent, Mental Health Network, Pandemic, UCC, United Church of Christ

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