Foundations of Community Mental Health Support
You’re often the first call — the steady presence, the listener, the connector.
This fellowship offers practical tools, clear boundaries, and a warm peer community
so you can support others responsibly, without carrying it alone.
kallah teachers and 12th-grade seminary advisors.
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Why this fellowship now
Communal and support roles have grown more complex. This fellowship helps you notice concern patterns,
respond with clarity, and refer appropriately — while maintaining healthy boundaries and a sustainable role.
Know what you’re seeing
- Practical frameworks for what to notice
- Language for supportive, responsible response
- How to stay steady when urgency is present
Connect people to help
- How to introduce support with dignity
- What to say (and what not to say)
- Healthy follow-through after referral
Don’t do this alone
- A cohort of women who “get it”
- Guided reflection built into sessions
- Structured peer conversation and support
Women in roles where people turn to you
If you’re supporting others through listening, guidance, education, or communal responsibility —
and you want to do it wisely, responsibly, and sustainably — you belong here.
Expanded cohorts for 2026:
- Kallah teachers
- 12th-grade seminary advisors / guidance professionals
What you’ll learn (high-level)
The support role: scope & boundaries
Clarify your role, your limits, and sustainable support.
Recognizing red flags
Frameworks for noticing concern patterns without diagnosing.
Common presentations (I)
Anxiety, depression, OCD — what they can look like and how to respond.
Common presentations (II)
Scenarios + response language for real life moments.
Family systems & dynamics
How context shapes what you’re seeing and what support can look like.
Adolescents & mental health
Guidance and referral considerations when teens are involved.
Listening & referral skills
Introduce help with dignity and increase follow-through.
After the referral
Boundaries, follow-up, and what to do if things don’t go smoothly.
Schedule
8 sessions (Wednesdays) plus a summer in-person seminar experience.
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Summer Seminar Experience
A deeper dive and time to strengthen the fellowship community in person.
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