An individual Full Strength Membership is $299 per person per year.
Group discounts are available for organizations that purchase memberships for all eligible individuals in their organization. Contact us for additional details and pricing information.

12 months

Yes

Click here to register multiple people within a group (i.e. church staff or lead pastors of a denomination).

We do not provide any utilization metrics for groups for a few reasons. First, we comply with the strictest confidentiality standards to provide your group members with peace of mind about their privacy. Second, utilization metrics can be interpreted incorrectly as a direct correlation to a group’s overall health which can be deceiving and detrimental to the group you’re providing this service for. Last, Full Strength Membership gives your group the permission, privacy, and provision to make well-being a priority in their lives, leading to a proactive approach to health and wholeness. The value in providing this membership to your group should not be measured by how much certain people use a particular service. Instead, the value in providing this membership to your group should be considered in the transformative nature of proactive well-being for your collective organization.

They take their membership with them! This allows them to continue using the services for the duration of their membership, and also gives them the opportunity to renew their own membership if they were to find another employment opportunity at another church.

We are funded by generous donors who share in our belief that healthy church leaders lead healthy churches, and healthy churches change the world. They partner with us to help us to make these resources accessible, confidential, and affordable.

Yes! You can visit our giving page or contact our VP of Donor Development, Mike Stetzel, at mstetzel@fullstrength.org.

Depending on the details of your request, our system may guide you through a simple process to get connected with an approved caregiver. You may also be connected to one of our Care Advocates who can walk you through a simple process to get connected to an approved caregiver.   

The timeframe of starting sessions depends on several variables. You will hear from us very soon after placing your request. Depending on the details of your request, and how responsive you are to us, it shouldn’t take too long to get you placed with a caregiver. Actually getting on a caregiver’s schedule is all dependent on how full their schedule is at the time we connect you with them.

No. The 12 sessions for you and the 12 sessions for your family are not interchangeable.

Yes. Your spouse could use some of the sessions, and a teenage child (age 13-17) living in your home could use some of the sessions.

Yes. You can have multiple caregivers during the same membership period.

No. The maximum number of sessions you’ll have during a 12 month membership year is 12 for yourself and 12 for your family.

Once you use your 12 sessions, you are ineligible for Full Strength to cover additional sessions with your caregiver until your current membership term renewal date.

If you would like to continue sessions prior to your renewal date, please contact your caregiver to make self-payment arrangements between yourself and your caregiver.

In a coaching relationship, you determine the topics you want to discuss and the goals you want to accomplish. A coach will help you navigate a challenge, set goals, and grow in your leadership capacity. Coaching may address specific personal projects, life balance, career successes or changes, ministry decisions or general condition’s in a ministry leader’s life or profession. A counseling relationship is more prescriptive in approach. A counselor will help you process through anything in your past which may be causing present challenges in your life. Counseling deals with the past to help you with the present. Coaching deals with the present to help you for the future.

Full Strength Network counselors included fully licensed counselors; provisionally licensed counselors under supervision (supervisor might or might not be a Full Strength Network Approved Caregiver); completely unlicensed counselors; “Biblical,” “Pastoral,” or “Christian” counselors; unlicensed certified counselors; uncertified counselors; counselors licensed in a different state than that which they are practicing; retired counselors; biblical coaches with a counseling/clinically-informed background. All Full Strength Network caregivers operate from a Christian worldview and are required to affirm Full Strength Network’s Statement of Faith.

When you request care through Full Strength Network, rest assured our care advocate team will work with you to get you connected with the right caregiver with the right qualifications. 

All prospective caregivers must fill out a comprehensive application and agree to a background screening and reference check, or be approved by a trusted partner organization’s vetting process. In some cases, they may be required to complete an interview with either our Director of Counseling or Director of Coaching before a decision of acceptance is made.

Yes! Feel free to direct them to our Caregiver Information Page where they can review all of the pertinent information and apply. Please be aware that it can take time for the entire process to be completed and a decision made.

No. We will not cover any sessions with any caregivers before they are approved into our network.

No. Peer huddle sessions are separate from individual coaching/counseling.

Each huddle size varies, but often you will be in a group with approximately 6-12 ministry leaders. In addition, there will always be a Peer Huddle facilitator who leads the format and conversation, plus a guest presenter who has specific experience in whatever topic is being discussed for that particular session.

Peer huddle groups go for ten (10) consecutive months. You meet for one (1) hour each month.

It is not required that you attend every session, but we encourage you to make as many of the sessions as your schedule allows.

20-30 minutes is devoted to content presentation delivered by an expert on that particular topic. 30-40 minutes is devoted to Q/A, conversation led by the facilitator, encouragement and prayer for one another.

Each peer huddle group is unique, and your peer huddle facilitator will help your group determine certain ground rules/expectations that the group members would like everyone to abide by. At a minimum, we encourage all peer huddle participants to commit to showing up, being present, contributing to conversation, and most importantly, keep all conversations confidential among fellow huddle participants.  

There are many different topics that are relevant to pastors and ministry leaders centered around personal wellbeing and relevant church issues.

Examples include:

• Developing Healthy Rhythms in Ministry
• Rebuilding Serve Teams
• Breaking Through Growth Barriers
• Simplifying as Your Church Grows
• Reaching Your Leadership Potential
• Building a Leadership Pipeline
• Nurturing Your Marriage
• Conflict Management
• Preaching & Disciple-Making in the 21^st Century
• And much more

Currently, you can choose a peer huddle based on gender (men only, women only and mixed gender). We are currently exploring other peer huddle possibilities as we grow and expand this program to meet the unique needs of ministry leaders.