Religious Trauma in the LGBTQ Community, Part 2: What It Feels Like
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Religious Trauma in the LGBTQ Community, Part 2: What It Feels Like
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Religious trauma doesn’t always show up in obvious ways.
In Part 2 of this series, host and therapist Dustin speaks on how we move beyond definitions and patterns and focus on what religious trauma actually feels like. These are the experiences that often go unnamed but shape how you think, relate, and move through the world.
For many LGBTQ people, it’s not just what you believe, it’s how you experience yourself day to day. A constant sense of being slightly off. Monitoring yourself in conversations. Questioning your instincts. Feeling disconnected from your body. Or noticing that desire and intimacy feel more complicated than they should.
*This episode is safe for those still connected to their faith.
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