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Our mission is to bring lasting healing and transformation to lives by renewing the mind. We help people overcome limiting patterns and rise into the fullness of who God created them to be.

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News & Events

  • Healing at the Root: New Evidence That Trauma Therapy Can Ease Psychosis

    Healing at the Root: New Evidence That Trauma Therapy Can Ease Psychosis

    Recent reporting by The Conversation highlights a growing body of evidence that treating trauma can also ease the symptoms of psychosis – a finding with real significance for how we care for people whose suffering has long been misunderstood. Psychosis, the article explains, is not a diagnosis but a cluster of experiences, including hallucinations, delusions…

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  • Congratulations, Mr President—Now Let Us Make Mental Health a National Priority

    Congratulations, Mr President—Now Let Us Make Mental Health a National Priority

    Congratulations to President Hakainde Hichilema and the UPND on their 2026 election victory. As the new term begins, we urge one priority that has waited long enough: mental health. Zambia has the law. It needs the budget. In 2019 Zambia passed the Mental Health Act No. 6 of 2019, replacing the 1949 Mental Disorders Act…

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  • Naming What Wellness Looks Like: Experts Agree on 19 Dimensions of Positive Mental Health

    Naming What Wellness Looks Like: Experts Agree on 19 Dimensions of Positive Mental Health

    Recent reporting by PsyPost highlights a new consensus study in Nature Mental Health that attempts something the field has long lacked: a shared definition of what good mental health actually looks like. Using a structured, multi-round expert survey known as the Delphi method, researchers consulted 122 senior academics from 26 countries across 11 disciplines, from…

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  • A Landmark NHS Trial Brings New Hope for Treatment-Resistant Depression

    A Landmark NHS Trial Brings New Hope for Treatment-Resistant Depression

    Recent reporting by King’s College London highlights a milestone in mental health research: the UK’s first publicly funded randomised controlled trial of psilocybin for depression has delivered very promising results. Published in Nature Medicine, the PsiDeR trial recruited 60 people living with treatment-resistant depression – depression that had not responded to at least two prior…

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