How do queer individuals reinterpret spirituality in light of experiences with religious trauma?
In order to understand how queer individuals reinterpret spirituality in light of experiences with...
Religious trauma is a psychological condition that occurs when an individual experiences severe emotional distress due to the internalization of harmful or damaging belief systems from organized...
What cognitive and emotional mechanisms support recovery from religious trauma for LGBT individuals?
The cognitive mechanism that supports recovery from religious trauma for LGBT individuals is...
The process of reconciling past religious trauma with current sexual and spiritual identity can be a complex and challenging journey that requires introspection, self-reflection, and deep...
How do experiences of religious trauma affect ethical reasoning, moral imagination, and spiritual identity among LGBTQ individuals?
In today's society, there is still a lot of stigma and...
The practice of religion may be comforting to many people, but it can also cause harm when it involves religious trauma. Religious trauma is defined as "the experience of profound negative impact...
Many LGBTQIA+ people come from strict, traditional, and religious families where their identity is rejected, and they are forced to hide their true selves.
Homosexuality is frowned upon in Islamic...
In order to understand how reframing God as compassionate supports healing from spiritual trauma, it is important to define what spiritual trauma is. Spiritual trauma refers to experiences that have...
LGBTQ individuals may feel guilty, ashamed, or conflicted about their sexual orientation or gender identity when exposed to negative religious teachings that condemn homosexuality or transgender...
Religious trauma is defined as the result of spiritual abuse or mistreatment that causes significant emotional distress to an individual's sense of self and their relationship with others, leading to...