Online Course:
Treating Clients with Religious Trauma
Learn to assess and guide your clients struggling with faith deconstruction and religious trauma through an intersectional feminist lens
What is Religious Trauma?
“The condition experienced by people who are struggling with leaving an authoritarian, dogmatic religion and coping with the damage of indoctrination. They may be going through the shattering of a personally meaningful faith and/or breaking away from a controlling community and lifestyle. RTS is a function of both the chronic abuses of harmful religion and the impact of severing one’s connection with one’s faith. It can be compared to a combination of PTSD and Complex PTSD (C-PTSD).” ---- Dr. Marlene Winell, author of "Leaving the Fold - A Guide for Former Fundamentalists and Others Leaving their Religion"
What's included in this course:
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Learn about the cultural context of religious trauma and the growing phenomenon of faith deconstruction
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Learn how to assess symptoms of religious trauma within a person's unique intersectional identities and cultures
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Learn practical interventions for guiding clients through grieving, healing, and integration
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Learn Dr. Tanya Johnson's unique approach to religious trauma treatment with a special focus on marginalized racial, gender, and sexual orientation perspectives.
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Help your clients move through anger and grief, reclaim authority over their lives, and develop an integrated sense of identity and meaning.
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Learn how to manage the vicarious trauma and countertransference experiences of guiding clients through healing severe complex trauma.
