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Providing mental health support and education.
✓ Free or Affordable
✓ Events for the community
Agape Anchor Point: Who are we?
We are a non-profit, 501(c)(3) application pending, organization that provides free and/or affordable mental health education. As we grow, we intend to help supplement the costs of services for those needing additional support.
Our Current free Classes:
All our classes are psycho-educational. Their primary focus is teaching with room at the end for questions and statements. They follow a four-week repeat. On the 5th week of the month, there will either be a general group for questions or the week will be taken off.
Please note that our classes are not meant to be a replacement for mental health counseling.
All our instructors are licensed or certified, and they are able to offer differing 1-on-1 services for a fee when requested.
To join groups:
Subscribe to the calendar above
Find the event you want to join
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To join groups:
Subscribe to the calendar above
Find the event you want to join
Click “Join google meets” at the time of the event.
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Breaking Free from Condemnation
Tuesdays from 6pm-7pm
This educational group explores how shame, guilt, and condemnation take root and affect our thoughts, emotions, bodies, and spiritual lives. Through biblical insight and practical reflection, participants learn how to recognize condemning patterns and begin moving toward freedom, clarity, and renewed identity in Christ.
INSTRUCTOR:
David Shirley, MA/MDiv Pastoral Counseling, BS Clinical Psych
CLASS BREAKDOWN:
Week 1: Introduction to Words & Condemnation
Week 2: Mental & Emotional Impact
Week 3: Physical Impact
Week 4: Spiritual Freedom & Renewal
Grief Education and Processing
Thursdays from 5pm-6pm
This group provides education about grief and how it shows up emotionally, physically, and relationally. Participants gain a clearer understanding of the grieving process, learn healthy coping tools, and explore when grief becomes more complicated and additional support may be helpful.
INSTRUCTOR:
Araceli, Associate Marriage and Family Therapist (AMFT2033)
Supervised by Keegan Starr, LPCC 14938
CLASS BREAKDOWN
Week 1: Understanding Grief
Week 2: How Grief Shows Up
Week 3: Coping with Grief
Week 4: Complicated Grief & Finding Support
Substance use Education and Ceasing
CLASS PAUSED
This educational group offers information and practical tools related to substance use, relapse prevention, and healthier coping strategies. Topics include understanding substances, recognizing triggers, building support systems, and addressing the social, emotional, and environmental factors that influence use.
INSTRUCTOR:
Paul Walker, Registered Substance Use Counselor
CLASS BREAKDOWN:
Week 1: Drug Education
Week 2: Relapse Prevention
Week 3: Cognitive & Emotional Health
Week 4: Social & Environmental Factors