Child Psychiatry for Christians
Child Psych For ChristiansCredible and authoritative resources for Christian parents wanting the best for their kids, and innovative strategies and ideas for pastors and church leaders seeking to share the Gospel with families impacted by mental illness.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 19 | Subscribers | Read | drgrcevich.substack.com |
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An astounding statistic
I’ve had a few opportunities over the past year to speak at medical, professional and ministry conferences on the dramatic increases reported in the prevalence of gender dysphoria and the evidence (or lack thereof) in support of “gender-aff...
The coming avalanche of mistrust in medicine among evangelicals
I was having a conversation with a pastor last week concerned about the tolerance of misinformation regarding autism and the impacts of vaccines within the church. Very similar issues have played out in the church over the past forty years ...
Is mandatory mental health screening for kids a good thing?
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker signed into law at the end of last month a bill that mandates annual mental health screenings for children in third through twelfth grade, making the state the first to require such screenings.
Why Christians shouldn’t refer to physicians as “providers”
Within a few years of finishing my medical training and entering into practice in 1991, the term “provider” slowly started to enter into our medical vernacular, and has increasingly been accepted by the broader culture over the past two dec...
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Authors
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Christ follower, retired child and adolescent psychiatrist, founder of Key Ministry, author of Mental Health and the Church, Program Chair for Disability and the Church, content creator for Biblically orthodox Christian organizations.
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