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When Religion Replaces Parenting: Attachment Wounds Beneath Spiritual Obedience
Religious Trauma Does Not Always Mean You Have to Leave Your Faith
Spiritual Bypassing in Wellness Culture
When Politics Come into the Therapy Room
Why Oppressive Systems Love Perfectionism
Anger After Leaving a Religion or High-Demand Group
Mormon Missions Impact on Development
Fatphobia in High-Demand Groups: Why Body Policing Is a Feature, Not a Flaw
How Religious Trauma Impacts Identity Development
"Church Hurt": Why This Term May Be Holding You Back from Healing
Infantilization in High-Demand Groups: How Control Disguises Itself as Care
Stages of Faith And Development
Unspoken Wounds: Child Sexual Abuse in the Mormon Church
IFS Therapy for Religious Trauma: Reclaiming Your Inner Self
Body Policing in High-Demand Religions
Religious Trauma Therapist Comments on “Shiny Happy People: A Teenage Holy War”
Leaving Mormonism
How Relationships Change After Leaving a High-Demand Religion or Cult
Neurodivergence and Religious Trauma
