The term "spiritual trauma" refers to the psychological damage caused by negative religious beliefs, experiences, practices, or teachings that create harmful effects on an individual's mental health,...
Spiritual trauma refers to profound psychological distress caused by intense and prolonged experiences that challenge one's worldview, faith, belief systems, or sense of self-identity. These...
Inclusive theology refers to theological perspectives that acknowledge the diverse experiences, identities, and needs of all people, including those who identify as LGBTQ+. It promotes understanding,...
The process of reconnecting with sexual pleasure, sensuality, and intimate relations can be an important aspect of personal growth and emotional development.
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Psychological interventions are techniques used to help individuals cope with emotional and mental health issues caused by external factors such as stress, trauma, anxiety, depression, grief, and...
Many LGBTQ individuals experience spiritual trauma, guilt, and moral distress due to their religious upbringing, which often leads them to seek ways to cope with these feelings. In this article, I...
Spiritual trauma is defined as the experience of profound disillusionment, loss, confusion, shame, anger, fear, grief, guilt, or despair resulting from an intense violation of one's sacred beliefs...
As members of the LGBT community, many individuals face discrimination based on their sexual orientation or gender identity, which can lead to traumatic experiences that affect their mental health....
LGBTQ believers have experienced spiritual trauma due to their identity. Their faith has been challenged, they've faced discrimination and rejection from religious communities, and they may have even...
Contemplative practices such as mindfulness meditation, yoga, and prayer can be powerful tools for healing spiritual trauma in LGBTQ individuals. These practices help to cultivate self-awareness,...