Mental Health Grace Alliance Research
Published studies on Grace Alliance groups and resources.
“Mental Health Grace Alliance has created excellent tools to train and equip churches to foster communities of individuals to find hope through the journey of mental illness.”
The proven and published research on Mental Health Grace Alliance programs reveals that participants:
Have a reduction of symptoms
Are aided in overall mental health recovery
Experience a renewal of their faith
Have increased confidence and skills to respond and minister to mental health challenges with Grace Alliance training
Overall improved sense of well-being: A study published in Mental Health, Religion & Culture (below) described how participants experienced reductions in spiritual conflict, improved relationships with others, increased feelings of self-worth and self-acceptance, and more hope and confidence in their ability to manage symptoms.
Explore the research for yourself
Living Grace Group
Efficacy results for mental illness peer groups (peer-led support groups across the U.S.).
Living Hope Group
Efficacy research results for trauma/PTSD peer groups (peer-led support groups; refugees in Libya).
Thrive Mental Health Coaching
Efficacy results (listed as clergy) working alongside professional care.
Mental Health Training for Clergy Leaders
Efficacy research results for mental health training for clergy.
What are people saying?
“I have been very blessed by The Grace Alliance. I am so thankful for the organization and everything it does. Also, it is so needed. This organization has helped me and so many others. Thanks to everyone working so hard to keep this going! Praise God for The Grace Alliance!”
— David S., Living Grace Group Participant
“We just completed our fall session of 2 Living Grace Groups and one Family Grace Group…We had over 1/3 male participants. We have completed 2 full years now, touching over 60 lives. God is good!!”
— Church Care Director
“Please know, I'm forever grateful for the curriculum and the space it has created for healing to be done.”
— Ralph S., U.S. Veteran
“I have a young lady who attended to understand her mother’s illness. She has received such peace through the program and her relationship with her mother is much improved.”
— Family Grace Group Facilitator
“Grace Group has become a new staple in my life... to look at truths from the Bible and how it applies to mental health, with people who understand the struggles and difficulties. I am blessed and thankful that God brought this Group... to help me know that I'm not alone.”
— Family Grace Group Participant
“So very grateful that the Lord saw fit to lead us not only to a great church without the stigmas but also to one who has Grace Alliance in place!!”
— Living Grace Group Participant
We’d love to hear from you!
All Mental Health Grace Alliance resources complement and promote professional therapy and treatment, not intended to replace or discontinue (see full disclaimer).