Sacred Harm

Evidence-informed. trauma-attuned, and practical guidance for supporting clients experiencing religious trauma

Deepen your knowledge.
Expand your clinical toolbox.

This immersive, six-hour training is designed for mental health clinicians who want to build confidence and competence in working with clients impacted by religious trauma, high-control groups, and spiritual harm.

Drawing from clinical research, clinical experience, and evidence informed frameworks, we'll explore the unique dynamics of religious trauma and practical, trauma-informed strategies for assessment, treatment, and ongoing support.

In this webinar we will cover

Assessment

Key elements for ongoing assessment of religious trauma and its impacts on clients

Treatment

Following a 3 phase approach to treatment and focusing on key aspects of treatment that are important for religious trauma

Ethical considerations

Covers the important elements of religious trauma that can stir up transference as well as countertransference; self-of-the-therapist exploration of internal biases and stories related to religion and spirituality

Details

Date: Friday, March 5, 2027

Time: 9am - 4pm (includes 1 hour lunch break)

Denver, CO (venue details to come) | Telehealth

Pricing: $350/standard rate; $175/students

You'll leave this training with:

A deeper understanding of religious trauma, high-contraol dynamics and their psychological, emotional, and relational impacts.

Frameworks for assessment, case conceptualization, and treatment.

Evidence, informed interventions and therapeutic approaches rooted in Herman's 3 phase approach to trauma treatment

Ethical considerations for self-of-the-therapist assessment

Meet the Facilitators

Caroline Lee

Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist

Caroline is a licnsed clinician in Colorado who specializes in religious trauma and high control recovery. She is passionate about helping her clients reclaim their agency and learn navigate their lives with safety and connection.

Brianna Christensen