There are three types
of Mental Health Warriors. To get help, heal,
and manage your mental health, you must surrender to the idea that you have a
mental health struggle, or you are caring for someone who does, or working to
advocate for one. Sometimes it may be all three.
What you will learn
Learn who and what a mental health warrior is.
Learn why we use "warrior" in our terminology.
Gain a basic understanding of how the brain works.
Understand essential factors that affect the brain.
Learn how to rewire the brain using spiritual disciplines and scripture to change your life by creating healthier habits.
Understand what a creed is and how the Rx 4 Wholeness creed can impact your life.
Understand the importance and use of Rx 4 Wholeness coin.
Learn how Hope, Resilience, and Tenacity lead to Wholeness.
Learn how to put all the objectives above into practice within yourself, the Rx 4 Wholeness community, and, eventually, the world.
Course content
Lesson 1: What is a Mental Health Warrior?
Lesson 2: “Warrior” Terminology
Module 1 Knowledge Check
Lesson 1: How the Brain Works; The Basics
Lesson 2: Important Factors That Affect the Brain
Lesson 3: Rewiring the Brain with Spiritual Principles
Lesson 4: Change Is Inevitable
Module 2 Knowledge Check
Lesson 1: The Creed
Lesson 2: Understand the importance and use of the Mental Health Warrior Coin
Module 3 Knowledge Check
Lesson 1: Hope, Resilience, Tenacity, = Wholeness
Lesson 2: Rx4 Wholeness in the Real World
Module 4 Knowledge Check
References
End of Course Survey
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