Training

"How Can I Help" Training Course

This is a practical "how to" training course in personal counseling and caring evangelism that prepares the Christian lay person to help people in crisis.

Who Should Attend?

• Church receptionists
• Teachers
• Parents, husbands and wives
• Pastors and church staff
• Ministry staff and volunteers
• Prayer intercessors

Anyone with a desire to learn how to help minister to the emotional and spiritual needs of others.

In the "How Can I Help" Course, You Will...

• Learn how to help someone through the three stages of a crisis - Shock, Adjustment and Recovery.
• Learn basic counseling skills and responses.
• Learn how to help people think through their problems, analyze their options and make wise decisions.
• Learn how to help people struggling with issues such as:

	Abortion	Divorce
	Addictions	Domestic Violence
	AIDS/HIV	Grief
	Anger Management	Homosexuality
	Boundaries	Loneliness
	Co-dependancy	Mental Illness
	Crisis Pregnancy	Rejection
	Depression	Sexual Addiction

 

For more information about this course, including training dates and locations, please contact the Central Florida Helpline Business Office.

Listen to what others have said about this course:

“How Can I Help?” equips lay persons with a user-friendly tool for helping those in spiritual need.”
	Dr. D. James Kennedy, Senior Pastor Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church
“There has long been a need for a practical guide to help Christians be better people helpers. “How Can I Help?” will enable any dedicated Christian to help those needy friends God sends their way.”
	Dr. Tim LaHaye, Founder & President Family Life Ministries
“I have taught “How Can I Help?” in churches throughout the Atlanta area. I highly recommend this training.”
	Judy C Walker, PhD., President Georgia Christian Counselors Association
“I have taught “How Can I Help?” for 12 years. I urge pastors to use this training system to equip church workers.”
	Dr. David Boyd Southeastern College Assemblies of God
“Dr. Skip Hunt has written a biblically based and helpful course, “How Can I Help?” I recommend it highly.
	Siang-Yang Tan, Ph.D. Director, Ph.D. Program in Psychology Fuller Theological Seminary