For many LGBTQ+ people, religious trauma can leave behind shame, guilt, fear, and the feeling that being queer makes you somehow less worthy of love or acceptance. In this video, we explore how religious environments can affect LGBTQ+ identity, what religious trauma can look like after leaving those environments, and how community, self-acceptance, spirituality, and affirming spaces can become part of the healing process.
Learn how religious trauma can affect LGBTQ+ people, why shame can persist even after rejecting harmful beliefs, and how rebuilding your relationship with yourself, your identity, and spirituality can help you move forward on your own terms.
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Listen to the full podcast episode: https://www.ajadedgay.com/143-heal-from-religious-trauma-with-ann-russo/
Read more on the topic in my blog: https://www.ajadedgay.com/blog/queering-christianity-reclaiming-faith-healing-religious-trauma-and-embracing-lgbtq-identity/
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