Overview

The first part of the book covers the history, science, and statistics behind teaching spiritually based self-regulation skills to children and youth as a means of combating anxiety, depression, and suicidal ideation. The second part of the book is a seventeen-week curriculum that is easy to use and follow.

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Reviews

""Trust Their Struggle by Arielle Bazulka is an essential guide for those helping today's youth facing mental health challenges. Combining scientific evidence and practical strategies, the author offers a program that encourages adolescents to connect with peers, mentors, and themselves. With biblical wisdom woven throughout, she provides the tools and language for youth to understand and express their feelings. Written with authority and compassion, this book is a vital resource for anyone supporting young people through their mental health journey."" --Kris Cameron, licensed professional counselor ""Dr. Arielle Bazulka describes her compelling Kindness Project program created to aid in youth suicide prevention. Applying insights from developmental psychology and Christian faith principles as further informed through cross-cultural international studies, she delivers a perceptive and penetrating new resource for all who work and live with youth and care about their spiritual and mental health."" --James F. Lawrence, Pacific School of Religion

Author Information

Arielle Bazulka has a DMin in pastoral counseling from the Pacific School of Religion where she focused on innovative approaches to youth suicide prevention in pastoral counseling. She has served on various national and local suicide prevention boards throughout her career. In addition to her education, Bazulka also has lived experience with general anxiety disorder, depression, and suicidal ideation. She currently works as a peer support specialist and USAR chaplain.

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