Relationships can be very difficult sometimes. If you are ending a committed relationship Rebuilding at Bethel offers a safe place to share your thoughts and feelings as well as find information, guidance, support and friendship. Through the Rebuilding process you will also discover a new awareness of your own personal growth potential. This non-denominational series offers three different approaches to the recovery process.
Welcome to Rebuilding at Bethel a multi-level approach to rebuilding your life after the end of a significant committed relationship.
Rebuilding at Bethel offers a safe place to process and recover from the ending of a committed relationship whether it was your choice, one made by your partner or a mutual decision. We recognize that transitioning from being a couple to being single again can create many emotional, familial, social, financial and legal challenges. Our multi-level program provides the information, guidance and emotional support necessary to navigate those challenges as well as a confidential place to process the emotional pain that is a normal response to loss such as grief, anger, depression, fear and hopelessness.
Interested in supporting this ministry?
There have been many grateful graduates of the various Rebuilding at Bethel programs who are looking to give back. Several volunteer their time on a regular basis. Some send wonderful thank you cards. Others are able to give financially which allows others to attend the Rebuilding course that would otherwise be unable to based on strained finances.
If you are interested in "paying it forward" or giving financially, you can give securely online here.
Margaret Lambert, LCSW, was personally trained by Dr. Bruce Fisher to teach the Rebuilding course. She is co-owner of Sonas Behavioral Health of Madison and has been in private practice since 1997. Margaret developed and teaches the course: Dating Dementia: Keeping Your Brain in the Dating Game, Beyond the Looking Glass, a women's self-esteem and relationship course and Quest, a men's self-esteem and relationship course.
John Neupert, LCSW, CSAC, has been involved with the Bethel program since 1993 when he was a participant in the original Separated and Divorced group conducted by Pastor Don Jacobson. He became a volunteer facilitator for that group in 1994. John now manages and facilitates the Genesis portion of the Rebuilding at Bethel program. He is a retired psychotherapist and was state certified in the mental health and alcohol and other drug abuse fields. He has served clients in both public and private agencies for 31 years.