How To Support The Think Like Christ Mental Health Blog

When I first started writing Think Like Christ Mental Health, I could only dream of the beautiful, supportive community that would grow here. Every time you open an email, leave a comment, or try out one of the coping skills, you are reminding me exactly why God laid this ministry on my heart. Because of you, this space is a safe haven for so many.

Creating these devotionals, free printables, and mental health resources is one of my greatest joys. My goal has always been to keep these tools as accessible as possible. However, as our community grows, so do the costs behind the scenes—from website hosting to the software and design tools I use to create our free Bible studies, therapist resources, and coloring pages.

A few of you have so graciously reached out recently to ask if there is a way to help support the blog financially.

To make that easy, I have set up a secure donation page: [buymeacoffee.com/TLCMH].

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If my devotionals have brought you comfort or value, and you feel led to support my work, a donation of any size makes a massive difference. Your financial support goes directly toward covering the monthly costs of running the blog, which allows me to keep creating and sharing these free mental health and faith resources with the people who need them most.

Please hear my heart on this: There is zero pressure to donate. If you are not in a season to give financially, please know that your presence, your prayers, and your willingness to share my posts with your friends are the greatest gifts you could ever give me. This is simply an option for those who have asked for a way to pitch in.

Thank you for being here, for doing the hard work of healing, and for walking this journey with me. I am so incredibly blessed to be in this with you.

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Disclaimer

Educational and Spiritual Support Only: I am not your therapist. The information provided on this blog—including book recommendations, worksheets, biblical insights, coping skills, or any other content on this blog—is for  educational, informational, and spiritual encouragement purposes only. No Professional Relationship Interacting with this content, including leaving comments or sending direct messages, does not create a therapist-client relationship. This blog is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

Seek Professional Help: Always seek the advice of your physician or a licensed mental health provider regarding any medical or psychological condition. Never disregard professional advice or delay seeking it because of something you have read here. If you are in a crisis, please contact your local emergency services or a crisis hotline immediately.