4 min read If you’ve connected with me because you’ve experienced religious trauma or you’re curious about all the megachurch drama in the media at the moment, you may want to keep reading. You might be thinking, religious trauma sounds quite dramatic, I don’t really know what you mean. Trauma
I recently wrote a paper on grief and loss and, as happens when we buy a red car, we see red cars everywhere.
There are themes in my life, like in yours, that have emerged with time. Stories and phrases we repeat, things we’ve come to talk about as being true, internalised beliefs that we feel in our bodies. I’ve mapped the key events of my life and found these themes were powerful,
Memoir is my favourite genre of story. I love to delve into good storytelling, to see where people have come from, what has shaped them, what they’ve overcome, what resonates for me in the same way. There’s an element of curiosity in it for me but also it makes me
On imagination and curiosity. Staying open to the world. One of the things I miss about the faith of the first half of my life is the certainty. Sure, confident, ordered, framed. It was always possible to know what was right and wrong. I knew myself, my place in the
My role is to guide, come alongside and support you in your unique path to healing and wholeness.
Map Your Freedom is a series of narrative exercises and thought prompts that support the beginnings of being free of the impact of harm experienced in faith spaces.
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