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Getting Real: Men's Support Group Workbook: Healing from Trauma caused by Abuse or Neglect
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About Getting Real: Men's Support Group Workbook: Healing
Getting Real Men’s Support Group Workbook provides the foundational principles and support men need to begin healing from the effects of abuse and neglect. In this nine-week men’s support group, participants learn how trauma affects the brain, the complex dynamics of trauma and abuse, and Biblical truths and tools that will help participants experience the freedom, healing, and love Jesus offers them. Here is what others are saying about this curriculum: After two decades of training globally on the value of trust, we have not found anything more essential than first trusting yourself. Authentic Hope leads us to that very thing. Reframing our lives inside God's transformative perspective, gently inviting us to faith in Him and who He has designed us to be. There’s nothing more foundational to a whole, healthy personhood. Door of Hope is the “real deal” and their commitment to following Jesus in every interaction has made this ministry a literal fountain of God’s grace and truth. Come near and let your soul be refreshed. ~Lisa Horsager, Co-Founder of Trust Edge Leadership Institute The Spirit-filled chapters will pause with you … and gently lead you from troubled waters into the joy of Christ. ~Elizabeth Haglind, MD Most people have faced and will continue to face traumatic, life-changing experiences. That’s why we all need to learn the skills carefully and practically described in Authentic Hope to adequately cope with the painful memories and events that have shaped us. I have taught these principles in war-torn Ukraine to the benefit of many and can enthusiastically recommend this material to you. ~Dr. Rich Schoenert, Associate Staff, VitalChurch Ministries It is not surprising, but nonetheless astounding, that the brilliance of God, who gave his life to redeem and restore all people, has designed our brains to heal from the trauma and abuse of our past, and to truly be transformed by the renewing of our minds. The theology, compassionate expertise, and biblical approach Door of Hope offers to pastors, Christian leaders, and all within our communities who have been impacted by trauma and abuse, are rare gifts for all who desire to encounter the loving, healing reality of God. Through this tool and the numerous others that Door of Hope offers, every participant can experience the freedom and transformation described in Romans 12:1-2. ~Rev. Dr. Kendra J. Diehl, MDiv. DMin, Vice President Emeritus MI Seminary What Participants are Saying... One of the most impactful aspects was the practical advice and tools provided. For example, through the Relational Circuits lessons, I learned how to listen actively and express myself more effectively. This was a game-changer in my interactions with my wife. The group sessions offered deep insights into understanding each other's needs and finding common ground, helping to rebuild the foundation of our relationship. The transformation in my life has been profound... The tools and strategies I learned have allowed my wife and I to reconnect and rebuild our trust with Jesus first. We communicate more openly and resolve conflicts with a new sense of partnership and respect. ~B.E." "After God revealed to me the truth about who I am, relationships began to change...I can forgive them [my family], because I know how Jesus sees me. I have chosen to live differently, to break the cycle of abuse, and to teach my children about love and respect." - M.C. Door of Hope Ministries, founded in 2014 by Pastor Diane Stores, is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that, through God's power, equips people all over the world to live free from abuse and trauma through safe housing, educational conferences, support groups, and trauma recovery prayer ministry.
