Helpful Resources for Grief, Loss, Depression, and PTSD

When Tragedy Strikes: Finding Security In A Vulnerable World (Booklet)

Among the many results of the events of 9/11 was the loss of our illusion that America was beyond the reach of terrorism. What are we to think and feel in the face of events of such enormity? Will we lose hope, or will we come to know, as others have, that there are ways to survive and even grow in the face of violence, catastrophic accidents, or unimaginable natural disasters?

In this booklet, biblical counselor Tim Jackson walks us through the necessary steps to recover from the shock of unthinkable disaster.

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33 pages

This resource is from RBC Ministries and can be found at helpformylife.org.

How Can I Live With My Loss? (Booklet)

Have you recently lost someone you dearly loved? A spouse of many years. A child of only a few months. A loving father, or a trusted friend. Regardless of the relationship, the separation has been agonizing. Maybe you’ve just learned that the cancer is back and nothing more can be done. Or you might be facing the loss of a job, a career, a home, or a business.

This booklet could provide the help you need as you go through the necessary process of dealing with the grief caused by a heartbreaking loss.

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33 pages

This resource is from RBC Ministries and can be found at helpformylife.org.

When Hope Is Lost: Dealing With Depression (Booklet)

It’s been called the common cold of emotional illnesses: Depression. But anyone who has experienced it would tell you they’d a hundred times take a cold over depression. Depression can afflict the soul as few other personal experiences can. Left unattended, it can develop into a severe struggle that drains life of its hope and energy.

This booklet takes a close look at depression and examines the Christian response to it–a response that offers both help and hope.

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33 pages

This resource is from RBC Ministries and can be found at helpformylife.org.

Finding Hope From A Devastating Tragedy – Nathan and Connie’s Story (Audio)

If you have ever experienced heartache, loss, or grief, you are not alone. Hear how Nathan and Connie emerged from a devastating crisis with their faith in God fully affirmed. Listen to their life-altering story on this edition of the Words To Live By radio program.

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“Words To Live By” presents stories of how faith in Jesus Christ has impacted people all across the world, and the words to live by they found in the Bible. Here you’ll discover wisdom and hope for whatever you may be facing through personal accounts of those who have found God to be faithful and God’s Word to be an applicable, reliable source for strength, guidance, and encouragement.

Produced by RBC Ministries

Trusting God Is The Only Way To Get Through The Painful Loss Of A Loved One – Melissa & Nev’s Story (Audio)

Losing a loved one, whether a parent, spouse, or child, is one of the most difficult things in life to experience. Melissa found that during those agonizing moments, trusting God is the only way to get her through.

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Produced by RBC Ministries

PTSD – Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (Video)

What exactly is Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder? Thousands of courageous men and women risk their lives in combat or in other dangerous professions. But few of us understand the private inner battle they bring home. Join our roundtable discussion with two veterans as we begin to talk about Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and its real-life effects on people, as well as its definitions and common symptoms.

These video resources are available at helpformylife.org and are produced by RBC Ministries.

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PTSD- The Mark Of War

PTSD- The Symptoms (Part 1)

PTSD- The Symptoms (Part 2)

PTSD- Am I Ever Going To Be Normal

PTSD- Unpacking The Pain Of War

PTSD- Impact On Spouses

PTSD- Impact On Children

PTSD- Loving A Spouse With PTSD

PTSD- PTSD And The Church

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