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Experiencing spiritual trauma and your faith changing is profoundly impacting. As an Integrative counsellor, with lived experience of faith deconstruction and adverse religious experiences, I provide an accepting and safe space for you to explore and develop within. Whilst acknowledging the challenges I continue to believe that spiritual expression and exploration can be life enhancing.

In our counselling sessions I’ll encourage you to bring your own issues to the session, rather, I will help you to explore your own issues, feelings, beliefs, behaviour, and worldview, so you can become more self-aware and achieve greater independence.

Experiencing spiritual trauma or a shift in one’s beliefs can feel distressing, intimidating, and isolating. As an integrative psychotherapist, I aim to create a space in which clients can explore their doubts and questions, consider what deconstruction means for them, and acknowledge the complexity of emotions around these issues.

Whether you are questioning, leaving or recovering from religious experiences, the journey can often feel hopeless and isolating. I offer an open and honest relationship, meeting you as you are, creating space to explore what feels difficult to walk through alone.

Trained as both a social worker and counsellor, I have always danced on the edge of formal church as a liberal deconstructive theologian. My primary training has been in creative therapy (Gestalt) that places the person at the centre of whatever they bring to sessions.

No matter your religion or spirituality, I offer a safe, non-judgemental space to explore whatever has brought you to therapy. Whether you’re questioning your faith or healing from religious abuse, my LGBTQIA+ affirming practice ensures warmth and compassion throughout this possibly lonely journey.

As a consultant clinical psychologist, specialising in psychosis and trauma and as a spiritual director, I work with people exploring spirituality and psychological well-being. I have a personal journey of faith deconstruction and provide Holistic Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (HCBT) which integrates spirituality and creativity into standard CBT.

As a therapist, an MK/Third Culture Kid as well as a former pastor’s wife, I seek to bring compassionate support through both my lived and professional experience of faith deconstruction and religious trauma, offering a safe space to navigate the subtleties of spiritual/psychological recovery from oppressive religious experiences.

As a clinical psychologist with experience of deconstruction, I understand how isolating this can be. Wherever you are on your journey, I offer a nonjudgmental space, working closely with you to build self-understanding and empowerment. Alongside ongoing therapy, I offer one-off sessions on navigating deconstruction.

I inherited a conservative Evangelical faith and through the process of my own psychotherapy I learned that I was coping with my own guilt with spiritualized practices instead of working through trauma, grief/loss and relationship difficulties. Today, I am a therapist specializing in helping people work through their unresolved conflicts and see the deeper meaning and inner connectedness through relationship and emotions.

Going on my own personal journey of faith deconstruction, due to various circumstances, & continuing reconstruction – I experienced how vital therapy is within that process. Now through Art Psychotherapy I want to offer that same safe, therapeutic environment to those who may be on a similar journey & would be honoured to support you within it.

As a woman-centred counsellor, I offer an empathic, nurturing space to discuss shifting faith, deconstruction, and spiritual abuse/trauma and more. My holistic approach centres on connection and collaboration, empowering healing and growth through exploring your unique experiences with care, compassion, and personalised support.

Throughout my life I have had the privilege of working and walking with people who have faced many challenges regarding their faith and belonging to a religious community. My hope is to offer counselling that is deeply respectful and compassionate, offering a supportive set-apart space for growth.

I am drawn to simplicity and to the connection of all things. Genuineness, curiosity and patience are really important to me. As the information above says, I am not a stranger to the highs and lows of religious and spiritual communities.

I work with people who are deconstructing a long held belief system and/or processing harm within a religious context. I understand both personally and professionally that this process is challenging and complex. I aim to show up with curiosity, compassion, and hold as safe as possible space for others on this road.

Finding your way out of a place of often traumatic dogma can be a scary journey. I am an experienced Psychosynthesis Therapist with a personal history of such a background. I seek to be a companion of those seeking inner healing and restoration as they connect with their true selves. We will explore your needs together in a safe non-judgemental space.

I find therapy to be a helpful space where we can explore our spirituality, deep values, religious or philosophical beliefs, and the meaning we make of our lives. I am an Integrative psychotherapist offering outdoor eco-psychotherapy in a natural space as well as online psychotherapy.

I’m a trauma-informed psychotherapist with my own lived experience of faith deconstruction. I can offer you a non-directive and safe space if you have experienced harm or abuse in a religious context, or if you are seeking healthier ways to practice your faith or spirituality.

I am an integrative therapist and believe that love and understanding can change lives, and that there is always hope, however dark today may feel. Deconstructing and reimagining faith is a painful process, especially when there has been abuse, and one I’ve gone through myself.

I offer many approaches and practises to support your therapeutic journey. Talking therapy, ecotherapy, relaxation therapy, Emotional Freedom Techniques and somatic practices can be integrated into our sessions to support your healing process.

I help individuals tap into their innate healing capacities, with a special focus on treating OCD, scrupulosity, and religious concerns. Like bones, our psyches naturally seek healing. I guide clients to listen to their symptoms, connect deeply with their core selves, and embrace the healing journey required for a fulfilling life.

Dr. Nick Erber-LaPierre is a psychotherapist and counselor in Seattle, WA, United States. Nick has spent the past 25 years working in behavioral health while discerning what spirituality means for the human condition. Spirituality is hope, and hope is healing.

As a beloved listener, the Nomad Podcast and community has accompanied me on my faith deconstruction which has seen me transition from church leader to therapist. I meet with clients wherever they are on their journey, offering a safe space to process, explore and recover.

I offer warm, reflective therapy for deep thinkers, seekers, and the quietly overwhelmed. With lived experience of faith deconstruction, I hold space for doubt, transition, and meaning-making—whatever your beliefs. Specialising in anxiety and self-worth, I blend mindfulness with person-centred, Gestalt and CBT approaches to help you reconnect with yourself.

Over the last few years, my spiritual journey has had church-related challenges. As an accredited Counsellor I have seen personal healing, I am eager to connect with individuals keen to navigate the difficulties of faith/church community to cultivate resilience, peace, and personal growth.

Rethinking a faith-based identity or grappling with the complexities of spiritual trauma can evoke profound internal turmoil. As an integrative psychotherapist familiar with spiritual abuse, I offer a place for exploring these struggles, acknowledging the loneliness, processing the difficult emotions and navigating any existential questions.

Experienced therapist specialising in working with children, young people, young adults, families; including specific support for parents/carers. Counselling has been part of my spiritual journey having experienced spiritual abuse, challenges with church, faith. Let’s explore together how I might support you/your family on your journey.

I’m an integrative therapist with a focus on nature based and relational perspectives and experience of working with abuse in a range of contexts.  I hope to support you in following your own personal emotional and spiritual journey.