Clinically informed and faith-based resources for lasting mental health impact. The Mental Warrior Counseling Toolkit is a thoughtfully curated collection of digital downloads for counselors, coaches, ministry leaders, and individuals pursuing healing and transformation. Each resource is both clinically informed and grounded in faith — blending professional best practices with biblical wisdom to guide lasting change.
Whether you’re helping clients process trauma, strengthen relationships, grow spiritually, or find clarity in the chaos, these tools are designed to support meaningful, restorative work in every season.
The purpose of this journal is to walk you through the potentially complicated and frustrating journey of weight loss by considering the role your mental health plays in the process. Too often, weight loss is seen as a task strictly involving physical elements of our lives, but weight loss is closely tied to our emotions and mental processes that result from the demands of each day we live.
The journal will take you on a 4-week accountability journey by using a process Dr. Atwell uses in her courses to help identify spiritual influences in your family and your own life. Through this, you can become aware of things you hadn’t been aware of before, discover how these issues affect you currently, and bring them under submission to the Lord.
As a companion study to “I Can Do Anything in the Right Pair of Shoes,” this book walks readers through the behavior the original text describes, using gospel truths and counseling techniques to teach readers to put on the shoes of peace, despite the ailments the past and present have over them.
Dr. Atwell’s presentation for the American Association of Christian Counselors on how to assess for the impact of new age, occultism, and paganism on Christian clients.
A reflective, biblically grounded meditation that invites those experiencing infertility to process pain, connect with God, and embrace His promises. The meditation offers a healing space for rest, renewal, and hope.
This assessment serves as a means to guide counselors in understanding possible, non-traditional types of influences in the lives of a juvenile that could be impacting health in various ways.
This assessment serves as a guide for individuals to understand possible, non-traditional types of influences in a person’s life that could be impacting their health in various ways.
This treatment plan is designed for use after someone has completed the Other Influences Assessment. It incorporates biblical methodology and clinically sound, evidence-based treatment techniques derived from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.
A bundled collection of the Other Influences Assessment and Treatment Plan.
A guided journaling activity designed to be used as a conversation starter, or incorporated into counseling sessions or workshops.
A reflective guide for filtering thoughts, emotions, and behaviors through the truth of God’s Word.
A self-guided journaling tool that explores the difference between cultural self-care and Christ-centered transformation.
This prayer tool gently leads individuals to evaluate their thoughts and habits in light of Scripture.
A menu of reflective and exploratory assignments and activities that can be customized for individual clients.
This resource outlines common blockers that can hinder meaningful interactions and guides how to avoid them.
This guided reflection provides an invitation to consider the true nature of forgiveness: as a choice to let go of the weight of judgment and entrust justice to God.
This exercise invites couples to take an honest look at what they each value, need, and struggle with in their relationship.
This EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) guide is designed for trained counselors and trauma-informed practitioners to use with clients.
This tool is designed for use in mission settings where individuals may benefit from gentle, structured support to process difficult memories.
A pathway to growth through healthy confrontation is not about being right—it’s about doing right. It’s a tool for growth, not control.
This worksheet guides couples through a reflection on the way they invest in one another.
This screening tool is designed to help individuals recognize Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) related to spiritual or religious environments.
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