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Facilitator Guide: Breaking the Concrete (Digital PDF)

$7.99Price

Equip Your Leaders to Guide Transformation from Day One

  • Are you leading a newcomer cohort through early recovery, mental health support, or emotional healing?

  • Do you need a structured, trauma-informed roadmap to help your volunteer facilitators manage circle dynamics with confidence?

  • Looking for instant, digital access to leader materials for your church, shelter, or counseling program?

 

Guiding participants through early recovery requires structure, safety, and spiritual alignment. The Phase 1: Breaking the Concrete Facilitator Guide (PDF) is the essential digital companion to the Phase 1 Student Workbook. Delivered instantly as a downloadable PDF file, this leader manual equips chaplains, directors, and group leaders to facilitate impactful 5-week newcomer cohorts with ease.

 

Key Features & Leader Resources Inside (PDF Format):

  • Instant Digital Access: Download your PDF immediately upon purchase; perfect for printing at home/office or viewing on a laptop or tablet during group sessions.

  • Weekly Facilitation Outlines: Complete step-by-step session plans, opening activation prompts, and circle timing guides for all 5 weeks.

  • Trauma-Informed Group Rules: Practical keys to maintain emotional safety, manage group dynamics, and navigate sensitive disclosures.

  • Targeted Discussion Keys: High-impact reflection prompts designed to help participants unearth root identity and dismantle religious shame.

  • Leader Prayers & Activation: Grounding spiritual coverage and focus points for facilitators before opening each session.

 

Product Specifications

  • Author: Denise Flippen-Stewart

  • Format: Digital PDF Download (Instant Access)

  • Length: 5-Week Leader Companion

  • Publisher: FlippenFaith Services Publishing

  • Delivery: Sent directly to your email inbox immediately after checkout.

  • Best Used For: Group leaders, chaplains, shelter directors, and retreat facilitators guiding mental health and trauma recovery cohorts using "Breaking the Concrete Workbook".

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