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Cultivate Resilience. Be a Certified Mentor
Resilience Mentoring
The Resilience Mentoring Certification Program equips chaplains, therapists, and leaders to foster resilience in themselves and others. It offers practical tools and professional certification to guide individuals through life’s challenges and transformations.
CPE Training
We provide chaplains, clergy, and lay leaders with in-depth, supervised learning experiences to develop advanced pastoral care skills, integrating spiritual, psychological, and emotional care in real-life crisis settings.
Kintsugi Services
We offer a unique approach to spiritual and emotional healing, helping individuals restore their sense of wholeness by embracing imperfections and finding beauty in brokenness, inspired by the ancient Japanese art of mending with gold.
The Wisdom of Weakness
During a recent Kintsugi session exploring Booklet Seven on Wisdom, James (name changed), one of our Master Resilience Mentor trainees, presented a reflection that penetrated the heart of our work. As a resilience mentor, James’s role involves walking alongside others through their broken places, helping them discover the gold in their cracks. Yet his presentation wrestled with a profound paradox: how does one remain vulnerable while mentoring others through unsafe spaces?
This question strikes at the core of resilience mentorship. Our mentors are trained to create safe spaces for others to process trauma, navigate challenges, and build resilience. They learn to hold space for others’ vulnerability while maintaining appropriate boundaries. However, the journey of mentorship often requires them to model the very vulnerability they hope to cultivate in others.
Attachment Theory: A Divine Design Beyond Evolution
Attachment theory is a framework suggesting that early bonds with caregivers shape our patterns of trust, intimacy, and emotional regulation in relationships throughout life.
Attachment theory is often explored as a central pillar of human development and psychology, primarily through the lens of evolutionary biology. Anne Power’s TED talk captures the essence of attachment theory from this perspective, framing attachment as a survival mechanism shaped by human evolution. Yet, there is another lens through which to view attachment—one that recognizes it as a divine design, an intentional and sacred part of our humanity, not merely a byproduct of evolution.
This article presents an alternative thesis: attachment is not an evolutionary adaptation but a profound and intentional gift, woven into the very fabric of who we are. Misinterpreting or undervaluing this divine design could distort our approach to relationships, potentially causing harm. As I discuss in my book, Unshakeable: Cultivating Resilience in Challenging Times, true resilience and healing arise from recognizing and honoring the sacred nature of our connections. Through this understanding, we can begin to practice what I call “Kintsugi for the Soul”—a healing journey that embraces our brokenness with courage, even when safety feels uncertain.
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OUR SERVICES
TRaining and pastoral Care
Seminars
CCC offers educational seminars for organizations and individuals who would like to grow in field of pastoral care and relationships.
Life's Outlook Rehabilitation
We also offer sessions to groups and individuals who need recovery from overwhelming impact of a crisis, illness, and life's major challenges.
Community Chaplaincy
Our group of community chaplains provides spiritual and emotional support to individuals and community in times of crisis.