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Helping Students Build Mentally Healthy Lives
Helping Students Build Mentally Healthy Lives
Helping Students Build Mentally Healthy Lives
The Whole Human Challenge is a school-based wellness and formation program designed to help students grow into mentally healthy, resilient, and grounded young adults.
Rooted in a whole-person understanding of mental health, the program helps students develop practical skills for emotional wellness, healthy relationships, stress management, identity formation, and human flourishing.
Rather than focusing only on crisis or pathology, the Whole Human Challenge helps students build the foundations of lifelong mental wellness.
What Is the Whole Human Challenge?
Helping Students Build Mentally Healthy Lives
Helping Students Build Mentally Healthy Lives
A Year, Not a Sprint
36 weeks.
Two semesters.
One human heart.
Each week is one 70-minute class. Reading, reflection, scripture, exercise, group conversation, closing practice. The pacing is unhurried by design — formation needs room to breathe.
Built around the Biopsychosocial-Spiritual-Moral framework that grounds everything we do at the Elijah Institute.