Latter Day Missionaries/Missionary Skills Resources

  • $29

Missionary Skills Resources

  • Course
  • 12 Lessons

Missionary Skills Resources are practical workbooks for current missionaries struggling with difficult companionships, social anxiety, homesickness, culture shock, discouragement, language frustration, thoughts of going home, and more. Each workbook teaches accessible, therapy-based tools missionaries can use right away to cope, communicate, build resilience, and create meaningful change.

Contents

Start HERE: Welcome to Skills Building Bootcamp

Start here for an overview of the 11 Missionary Skills workbooks and how to use them. Preparing missionaries will learn how to save the resources for later, current missionaries can find support for the challenges they are facing, and parents will learn how to share helpful workbooks by email, Google Drive, or mail. You’ll also find guidance for choosing a workbook and putting its tools into practice.

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An Overview of the Missionary Skills Resources

Skills Workbooks

Explore all 11 Missionary Skills workbooks, covering companionship challenges, stress, homesickness, language frustration, culture shock, discouragement, social anxiety, life without gaming or social media, thoughts of going home, and unwanted behaviors. Choose the workbook that matches your current needs, then use its practical, therapy-based tools, exercises, and weekly practices to create meaningful change.

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Skills Workbook 1: The Companionship Connection
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Skills Workbook 2: Stress, Anxiety & Overwhelm
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Skills Workbook 3: Homesickness
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Skills Workbook 4: Language Learning Frustrations
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Skills Workbook 5: Culture Shock and Adaptation
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Skills Workbook 6: Discouragement and Low Mood
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Skills Workbook 7: Social Anxiety
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Skills Workbook 8: For the Gamers-How to Level Up Without the Console
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Skills Workbook 9: Thinking About Going Home
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Skills Workbook 10: Pornography and Unwanted Behaviors
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Skills Workbook 11: Logged OFF, Life Beyond the Feed (for Missionaries struggling without their social media access)