Board-certified Master Mental Health Coach and Master CARE-Readiness Coach, Carol Green; instead of launching another women's ministry or a ministry FOR women, Carol Green uncovers, releases and teaches the Ministry OF Women. As a spiritually empowered woman, wife, mother, grandmother, daughter, sister, aunt, cousin and friend, Carol provides practical insight and wisdom for women to discover God's purpose for mankind through the female.
Wednesday, May 29, 2024
Mental Health Awareness Month: Self Care Presentations
Saturday, May 4, 2024
Chris and Carol Green Officiate Wedding
The course covered topics, tools and tips for Communication, Conflict and Commitment:
- Dialogue/ Communication Styles Assessment
- Ground rules for Marriage Conflict
- Communication Inhibitors, and
- *Wellness in Marriage, which involved three subtopics:
- Five Threats to Oneness in Marriage,
- The Five Phases of Marriage Deterioration, and
- Preventing Marriage Deterioration (The **Circles of Contentment)
- The **Circles of Contentment topics:
- Male Circle of Contentment (What does he need from me?)
- Female Circle of Contentment (What does she need from me?)
“We were honored to be part of the marriage ceremony of this very special couple today,” the Greens commented. “They requested that we provide their pre-marital preparation and that we officiate their wedding as well. It was also very special because our son, Jon Green, was the best man. They have shared a friendship and camaraderie that has continued from college until this very day.”
Friday, March 15, 2024
Encouraging Grandparents Who Are Raising Their Grandchildren
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, USA - Chris and Carol Green were the guest speakers at this month’s Grandparents Information Forum, which was hosted by Dolorez Cobb-Jones, founder of a non-profit organization called Grandparents Involved From The Start (GIFTS), Inc, on Thursday evening, March 14, 2024.
Presenting on the organization's Zoom Conference, the Board Certified Mental Health Coaches spoke from the topic: Mental Health and Your Living Legacy.
The purpose of GIFTS is to assist grandparents with knowledge, support and resources so that they will become more informed, involved and empowered to overcome the challenges of raising their grandchild(ren). The Greens were invited as part of a self-care series and this month’s focus was on mental health.
“Our thanks to Dolorez Cobb-Jones and GIFTS for inviting us to speak on their online forum,” the Greens shared. “The participants were so gracious and receptive.”
The Greens opened by engaging the group in a relaxation exercise as a practical way to relieve stress and get focused and centered for the online session. Then they explained some of the basic terminology surrounding mental health, daily stress, and traumatic stress; and carried the presentation into a pivotal section called, ‘When Life Happens'. Ninety percent (90%) of U.S. citizens will be exposed to a traumatic event in their lifetime, so life happenings can include:
· Natural Disasters
· Accidental Disasters
· Intentional or Deliberate Disasters
· Incidents of loss or unexpected changes in your life and lifestyle
· Sustained or Repeated Events and Incidents
“We really wanted to emphasize that even though traumatic stress is more powerful and serious than ordinary day-to-day stress,” the Greens explained, “Traumatic stress is a normal human response to an abnormal event or incident. The brain and body are trying to get back to normal.”
Since most of their audience is dealing with the unexpected changes and the traumatic incidents that created the current situation in which they are now raising their grandchildren, the Greens shared some of their traumatic experiences like the loss of income, a car repossession, an eviction, and living in a hotel for about two months.
From this perspective the Greens offered the following everyday mental health tips to help grandparents elevate their mood and become more resilient.
1. Practice self-care and make yourself a priority (Eat healthy, Exercise, Get enough sleep)
2. Disconnect (for a period of time daily) from electronics and social media
3. Engage in activities that provide meaning
4. Volunteer
5. Engage in meditation and/or prayer
6. Avoid heavy substance use
7. Get help from a licensed mental health professional when and if you need it
Then they concluded by offering tips on how to build a living legacy of mental wellness for their grand children.
As the Greens were speaking, so many comments were being posted in the group chat that Dolorez Cobb-Jones briefly interrupted the presentation to read a few of them. Samples of the responses were:
- This is very practical
- You're answering the exact questions that I had in my mind
- Wow
- Interesting session
- I've been practicing this for the last 3 years ...Love this meeting, very informative
- Wonderful
- Thank you for this opportunity
- Really informative session
- Thank you !!!
- Great
“We just presented a few small but impactful ways to help grandparents improve their mental health every day,” the Greens concluded. “Just as it requires effort to build and maintain physical health, so it is with mental health. We pray that all will see an increase in their overall mental wellness as they press forward in raising their grandchildren in these challenging times."
Friday, January 12, 2024
Mental Health Advocates and CARE-Readiness Coaches Promote Latest Book
This is a riveting book that has inspired and impacted my life.
You will already be succeeding by picking it up.
---Chancellor Michal P. Pitzl,
United Graduate College and Seminary, Int’l
Thursday, August 3, 2023
Earn Board-Certified Mental Health Coaching Credentials
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| Chris and Carol Green (BCMHC) |
Today, Chris and Carol Green officially became Board-Certified Mental Health Coaches (BCMHC) upon completion of the 'Dare 2 Care' Mental Health Coach - First Responder Training program administered by the American Association of Christian Counselors through Light University.
“We've seen a lot of indifferent, cold and callous responses from many Christian leaders and their congregations regarding the mental health crisis in our country,” stated the Greens. “Many of them have been misinformed and still approach this issue from ignorance, stigma, fear, and very bad theology. Many still believe that all people need to do is just quote a scripture, say a prayer, and God will take care of the mental health issue by injecting peace into their minds. But God says through Biblical text, that His people perish because of the lack of knowledge. In this aspect of our human experience, we suffer from debilitating ignorance.
In response to this niaive mindset and theology, we just wanted to get educated, trained and empowered to address this crisis by learning from other, more knowledgeable and experienced Christian organizations and institutions who bring a balanced and holistic approach to helping individuals and families who are struggling with mental health challenges. We wanted to immerse ourselves in proper education, so that we could better understand the mental health crisis in our own families and communities."
As Board Certified Mental Health Coaches, backed by the International Board of Christian Care (IBCC), the Greens have earned a voluntary global credential that trains and charges its recipients to maintain the highest clinical, ethical and biblical standards of practice.
“We are very pleased to have earned this credential," concluded the Greens. “Now we are better prepared to assist people through our coaching business and ministry. We're also able to become a more successful connection and liaison between those who need help, and very capable mental health professionals. We are part of an army of mental health coaches that are being trained and deployed across the United States. It's a new day for those who have been suffering in silence in our families, neighborhoods, church pews, classrooms and office cubicles."



