Beside their Battle: A Panel Discussion on Mental Health

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The conversation continues! Join our panel of trusted professionals and mentors as they unpack real stories, practical steps, and godly wisdom to help us guide the next generation with understanding, compassion, and the kind of hope only Jesus can give. Because when we walk beside their battles, we lead them closer to the One who’s already won the war. Recorded during WOW Thursdays at the CCF Center Panelists (from left to right): Coach Noreen Eleria, Deonna Tan-Chi, Dr. Carolyn Pedro, Dr. Marivic Lualhati Timestamps: 7:28 - Apart from prayer, Bible reading, and time with God, what practical steps can we take to manage mental health issues or stress? 19:16 - How can I support a young adult emotionally when family situations, like separation or an emotionally disconnected parent, affect them? 28:38 - How do we talk to people who already have a history of self-harm? What can they do in the moment when intrusive thoughts of self-harm arise? 30:43 - How do we know when spiritual deliverance is needed versus when mental health intervention is required? 37:02 - If a person dies by suicide, do they go to heaven? 41:06 - How can we discourage “copycat suicide,” especially when a deceased person is glorified or becomes a cultural icon? 45:13 - My daughter struggles with self-harm and is in a relationship that influences her toward unhealthy choices. I’ve tried reaching out, but she doesn’t listen and refuses to pray. How can I help her and guide her back to God? 49:25 - I know a mother who’s battling mental health challenges that are straining her family relationships. How can I best help and encourage her? 56:25 - How can you protect your mental health and that of your children if the husband/father is the cause of trauma and anxiety? 59:27 - When a teenager suddenly decides to change gender (not change sex organ) how should a parent react in a loving and practical way? 1:06:07 - How do I help someone who has signs of depression but doesn’t want to open up or seek professional help? Follow Women 2 Women: