Dwell Ministry

Our mission is to bridge the gap between mental health and church community. Check out our website for more about each one! We have to know better, to do better.

By bridging the gap between mental health and spiritual discipleship, Dwell Ministry equips church members and leaders through psychologically informed, biblically grounded resources and evidence-based strategies to create dwelling places filled with Gospel-focused, healthy relationships. We offer high quality mental health services and value faith as an integral part of the healing process. We serve clients in Greensboro, NC and surrounding areas, and also all across NC through virtual therapy services. Our clinical team is made up of licensed counselors and social workers trained in various specialties and modalities. https://dwellministry.org/dwell-therapy-team

Dwell also exists to create a movement within our churches to love more genuinely, serve more effectively, and provide care that heals our deepest wounds. Interested in learning how to partner with Dwell? Email us to schedule a consultation!

02/13/2026

Valentine’s Day is sweet… but one romantic night was never meant to carry the weight of an entire marriage.

Strong marriages aren’t built on chocolate, flowers, or perfectly planned date nights. They’re built in the quiet, ordinary moments — the daily choice to turn toward each other, pursue connection, and stay engaged even when it would be easier to drift apart.

Because the truth is:
👉 Most marriages don’t fall apart from one catastrophic moment. 👉 They slowly thin out from disconnection and inattention.

But here’s the hope — intentionality can change everything.

You don’t need a grand reset. You don’t need a perfect relationship. You just need a willingness to start.
Start with one conversation. One shared vision. One small habit that says, “I still choose you.”

Thriving marriages aren’t accidental — they’re practiced.

If you’ve been feeling distant, discouraged, or stuck in roommate mode… starting today still counts.

✨ Read the full article and take the first step toward deeper connection: www.dwellministry.org/articles

02/11/2026

Big emotions can feel overwhelming — for kids and for parents.

One minute everything is fine… the next, your child is melting down over the color of a cup, and you’re wondering if you handled it “right.”
Here’s the truth: emotional regulation is not something children are born knowing how to do — it’s something they learn. And one of the greatest predictors of their emotional health is having safe, steady adults who help them name, process, and move through what they feel.

You don’t have to be a perfect parent to raise emotionally healthy kids. You just have to be a present one who is willing to grow alongside them.

In this article, Mollie shares practical, research-informed strategies to help you: ✨ understand what’s really happening beneath big reactions ✨ teach your child the language of emotions ✨ model healthy coping ✨ create rhythms that foster connection and resilience

Because calmer homes don’t happen by accident — they’re built through small, intentional moments over time.

👉 Read the full article at dwellministry.org (link in bio!)

01/29/2026

Meet Jordan. 🪴

If you’ve been feeling anxious, stuck in survival mode, or carrying pain you can’t quite put words to, your story still matters. You don’t have to have it all figured out to begin.

Jordan offers a gentle, trauma-informed approach that helps you slow down, understand your nervous system, and reconnect with yourself at your own pace. She works with kids, teens, and adults navigating trauma, anxiety, depression, grief, and loss, with optional faith integration if that’s meaningful to you.

You’re not too much. You’re not behind. And you don’t have to do this alone.

Jordan is now accepting new clients and offering free consultations. Reach out and take that first step.

www.dwellministry.org
admin@dwellministry.org to schedule!

01/21/2026

“Enjoy every minute.” It sounds kind. It’s usually meant well. But for many moms, it lands like pressure instead of comfort.
Some minutes are beautiful. Some are brutal. And pretending otherwise doesn’t make you more grateful—it just makes you more alone.
Struggling in motherhood is not a spiritual failure. It’s a human response to an intense physical, emotional, and nervous-system load.
God doesn’t ask you to bypass the hard. He meets you in it.
If this season feels heavy, you’re not broken—and you’re not alone. Support matters. Presence matters. Grace is for right now.

Full article at www.dwellministry.org/articles

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12/18/2025

When the season everyone calls merry feels anything but.

If you’re carrying grief into the holidays, you’re not doing it wrong. Grief doesn’t follow a timeline, and it doesn’t disappear just because there are lights, traditions, and expectations. It shows up quietly… or all at once.

This season may ask something different of you: ✨ to name what’s been lost ✨ to loosen the pressure of “shoulds” ✨ to honor the past without forcing yourself to recreate it ✨ to rest, set boundaries, and extend grace—especially to yourself

Grief and hope can coexist. Sadness doesn’t cancel joy, and moments of joy don’t dishonor the ache. God meets us in all of it, exactly where we are.

If the holidays feel heavy this year, you’re not alone—and support is available. Read the full article and explore more resources at dwellministry.org/articles 🤍

12/10/2025

Some comments sound harmless… until you realize they’re actually warning signs. If you’ve caught yourself or someone you love saying these things, and they’re accompanied by other red flags that may indicate disordered eating, it might be time to look a little deeper. You’re not alone in this — and help is closer than you think.

Read Jessie’s full article at dwellministry.org/articles and explore more resources for compassionate support.

*please remember that instagram (and blogs) is not therapy and is not intended to be medical advice. If you’re concerned about a loved one, please reach out to a professional to determine next steps.

12/10/2025

✨ We’re Hiring! ✨
Dwell Ministry is looking for a Part-Time Afternoon Receptionist to join our growing Christian therapy practice.
If you love creating warm first impressions, keeping things organized, and supporting meaningful work, this might be the perfect fit. This role offers steady afternoon hours, a supportive team, and the opportunity to grow into a full-time position.
At Dwell, you’re not just filling a seat—you’re helping create a welcoming space where people find hope, healing, and Christ-centered care. If you’re detail-oriented, compassionate, and excited to be part of a mission-driven team, we’d love to meet you.

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381 South Swing Road
Greensboro, NC
27409

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http://www.dwellministry.org/

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