Where I Put Words Together
My Journey from Cult Survivor to Spiritual Recovery Coach: Pulling Apart the Things That Once Held Me Together
That’s when I stepped into coaching—not as a replacement for therapy, but as an expansion of the work. My therapy practice gave me the tools to name and treat religious trauma. But coaching allows me to walk with people as they build something new.
What I think about the healing work?
Ultimately, it is our responsibility to discern how we want to heal.
Religious Trauma Recovery
Religious trauma isn’t just about leaving a faith – it’s about healing the hidden wounds left behind so you can reclaim your life and your voice.
Cult Recovery
Cult recovery isn’t just about leaving – it’s about rebuilding your life, your mind, and your freedom after coercion and control.
Spiritual Abuse
Spiritual abuse isn’t just harmful teachings – it’s when faith is twisted to control. Healing means reclaiming your freedom to believe, question, and be.
Intuition Clarity
Intuition clarity isn’t about always being certain – it’s about learning to trust your inner knowing, even when it whispers.
Political and Values-Based Estrangement
Political and values-based estrangement can leave you feeling isolated and unseen. Healing means staying rooted in your truth while tending to grief and disconnection.
Narcissistic Abuse
Narcissistic abuse isn’t always obvious – it leaves you questioning yourself. Healing is about rebuilding trust in your own mind and worth.
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I write about psychology, human flourishing, cult recovery, and tools for healing.