Choosing Faith: Post Religious Trauma Support
Religious Trauma can be defined as forms of abuse (physical, emotional, psychological, and sexual) justified in the name of religion. This group aims to be a support for woman who have survived and are still choosing a relationship with the Lord. Spiritual abuse can make someone question their relationship with God and shake the foundation of one's identity. This group explores the process of reconnecting to the Christian faith and building trauma-based therapeutic skills to cope. This group will run for 12 weeks.
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Tallahassee Trauma Therapy
2834 Remington Green Circle
Suite 102
Tallahassee, FL 32308
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Tallahassee Trauma Therapy
2834 Remington Green Circle
Suite 102
Tallahassee, FL 32308
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