SPEAK OUT: ANXIETY &

DEPRESSION COURSE

ALLOW YOURSELF TO HOPE AGAIN

ALLOW YOURSELF TO HOPE AGAIN ✦



The Anxiety & Depression Course is an all-encompassing curriculum for those who are supporting individuals and for individuals themselves who struggle with their mental health. Rooted in the teachings of Jesus, this course offers a nurturing environment where supporters and individuals find solace, understanding, and encouragement in their journey alongside their loved ones. This course is built of 8 weekly lessons covering the psycho-education, practical tools, and insights toward management and recovery from Anxiety & Depression.

WHAT IS THE ANXIETY & DEPRESSION COURSE?

FAQ

The Speak Out Anxiety & Depression course is a mental health resource for individuals who want to understand and manage anxiety and depression. It combines practical tools, guided exercises, and community support. In each session, we explore coping strategies, reflect on wins and challenges from the week, and practice tools to strengthen mental and emotional resilience. We hold space to voice frustration because we are not alone in this fight, and neither are you.

YOU ARE EASY TO LOVE. YOU ARE EASY TO CELEBRATE. YOU ARE WORTH FIGHTING FOR.

ANXIETY & DEPRESSION COURSE

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  • Expectations & Check In

    Expectations & Check In

    Week Three of our Anxiety & Depression Course: We will start our time like we always do, with expectations & check in questions. This is how we ensure everyone feels safe to show up in whatever mental space they are in…with no expectations on them other than being with one another.

  • The Dangers of Isolation

    The Dangers of Isolation

    Loneliness is a distressing feeling of being disconnected from others, and it's not the same as just being alone. It often creates a cycle where mental health struggles like anxiety and depression cause a person to isolate themselves, which then makes them feel even more lonely. To break this cycle, it's important to make small changes and find support.

  • Group Discussion

    Group Discussion

    In this video, we talk about the difference between being alone and feeling lonely, which stems from not feeling known or seen by others. We’re gonna brainstorm both individual activities—like taking a walk without headphones or visiting a coffee shop, and group activities—such as joining a club or volunteering.

  • Self Compassion & Curiosity

    Self Compassion & Curiosity

    This practice helps you reconnect with yourself and others when you're feeling isolated.

  • Behavioral Activation

    Behavioral Activation

    When we are feeling isolated, it is easy to listen to the lies as to why we think we’re feeling that way. We are going to finish this week by discussing one or two small steps you can make in order to make next week easier.

  • “Since participating in the cohort, I've experienced a noticeable shift in my emotional regulation. I'm able to navigate relationship triggers with more clarity and less reactivity.”

    — Portland, OR Member