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Solihten Institute is a nonprofit national mental health institute with a mission to inspire, educate, connect, and equip professionals who integrate mind, body, spirit, and community in their approach to caring for the wellbeing of others.
03/16/2026
One of our Member Centers, Adirondack Samaritan Counseling Center in Hudson Falls, New York, is starting the search for a new Executive Director! Their current ED will be retiring in July.
Check out the job description at the link below and share with anyone you know who might be interested. https://solihten.org/contact/open-positions/executive-director-4/
03/13/2026
We just finished a very thought-provoking and encouraging session led by Todd Frye focused on Understanding and Treating Trauma Associated with Political and Social Unrest. The discussion and engagement were appreciated by all who attended!
We thank Todd for his time today and look forward to having him back in the future!
A safe space for healing and hope!Get accessible and personalized mental healthcare in-person or from the comfort of your home. Our approachWe're a group of counselors who are spread out throughout the Kansas City metro area. We all operate from an attachment, experiential, and interpersonal neurobi...
03/06/2026
International Women's Day is this Sunday, March 8th and the whole month of March celebrates women's history. Learn about just a few of the contributions made by women in the field of mental health care.
03/04/2026
We are glad to play a part in this event and supporting Guiding Light! Here's to a meaningful gathering for all who attend!
03/03/2026
Next Friday, March 13th, join us and featured speaker Todd Frye for a session on Understanding and Treating Trauma Associated with Political and Social Unrest.
In today’s world, political and social unrest isn’t a distant headline—it shapes the daily experience of many clients. From mass protests and racial injustice to divisive elections, wars, and waves of disinformation, the psychological toll is profound. Therapists are encountering clients whose nervous systems carry the weight of chronic uncertainty, moral injury, and collective trauma.
This training invites mental health professionals to face these realities head-on. You’ll learn how to meet clients amid political upheaval and social conflict with a steady, trauma-informed presence.
Visit the link to learn more and register!
In today’s world, political and social unrest isn’t a distant headline—it shapes the daily experience of many clients. From mass protests and racial injustice to divisive elections, wars, and waves of disinformation, the psychological toll is profound. Therapists are encountering clients whose...
02/26/2026
We are glad to announce our pilot collaboration with Elijah Institute in 2026!
As a Network of faith-sensitive practitioners, we strive to equip clinicians to treat the whole person—body, mind, and spirit—throughout the therapeutic process. This new collaboration offers access to training in a comprehensive framework grounded in the biopsychosocial, spiritual, and moral (BPSS-M) model of care. Courses provide practical, evidence-based tools for ethically integrating spirituality into treatment and addressing moral injury, shame, guilt, and the conscience, while also deepening cultural humility and competency for serving Catholic Christian clients—the largest religious demographic in the United States.
Solihten Member Centers have the opportunity to take Elijah Institute’s courses at a 20% discount. Visit our website to learn more:
Begin with a single topic that sparks your curiosity or jump in with the full Level One program to gain the most value and build a solid foundation.
02/24/2026
James P. Comer, M.D., M.P.H., is the Maurice Falk Professor of Child Psychiatry at the Yale Child Study Center and one of the founding members of Black Psychiatrists of America (BPA) and served as President of the BPA in 1973.
Our next CE Course is February 20th at 1 PM (ET), featuring Dr. Lisa Miller, author of books The Spiritual Child and The Awakened Brain.
Her session will focus on the Science of Spirituality in Mental Health, Renewal, and Flourishing.
Sign up now to attend!
Science shows the profound and pervasive impact of spirituality in prevention and treatment of the diseases of despair. Yet the relationship between suffering and spiritual awareness is not a simple monotonic one, but rather struggle and depression, even trauma, can be a doorway to spiritual growth....
02/13/2026
Applications are now open for the 2026–2027 ASERVIC Emerging Leaders Program!
This opportunity is open to counseling graduate students and new professionals who want to build leadership skills, receive mentorship, and get more involved with ASERVIC.
Deadline: February 28, 2026
Apply using the QR code or the link below
Questions? monsonsa@adams.edu
We'll end this week by highlighting two more of our core values that we know so many of you also carry into your daily lives and spiritual practices.
Integrating mind, body, spirit, and community into healthy living alongside acknowledging hope and joy as essential to growth and vitality are key to human flourishing, to our collective thriving and not just surviving.
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Solihten Institute is an interfaith counseling network comprised of over 50 centers in more than 300 locations that provide 600,000+ clinical hours every year.
We recruit, accredit, connect, educate, and advance counseling centers that practice one of the most effective paths to healing: spiritually integrated therapy.
Prior to 2019, we operated as Samaritan Institute, which was formed in 1972 when a physician joined together with two parish ministers and a seminar professor in Elkhart, Indiana. Together, they formed a counseling resource that integrates what people believe into how they heal.
For nearly half a century, this community of clergy, mental health professionals, and physicians has grown to serve a national collective of member centers who share a commitment to nurturing mind, body, spirit, and community.
Under the name Solihten (soh-LITE-en, wholeness + light), we will continue to grow the Institute well into the future while extending a spiritually inclusive message to counselors and clients across the nation.
Mission
Help affiliated Centers provide team-oriented, cost-efficient counseling, education, and consultation which emphasize the interrelatedness of mind, body, spirit, and community.
Accreditation
While each Center designs services and programs to meet the needs of its communities, all Solihten Centers are expected to achieve full accreditation to maintain sound organizational structures, efficient management and administration, high-quality clinical processes, appropriate personnel and financial practices, and professional accountability.
Collective Impact
Together with our Centers, Solihten Institute’s reach and depth of expertise dramatically influences:
• Appeals to managed care companies.
• Congregations considering Center development.
• Counseling Centers seeking a larger relationship.
• Referral sources moving to a new community.
• Denominations seeking linkage to pastoral care and counseling.
• New partners in healthcare organizations seeking non-profit behavioral health provider networks with a proven track record to fulfill the mandate of healthcare reform and more fully develop provision of primary care and behavioral health integrated care.
As a partnership, we impact the lives of hundreds of thousands of people who seek to feel whole.
