At our practice, we recognize that spirituality can be a powerful source of meaning, connection, and resilience—but we also understand that for many, religious or spiritual experiences have been painful, confusing, or even traumatic. Our team includes clinicians who are experienced in both spiritual counseling and religious trauma work, and we are committed to meeting each client with compassion, respect, and cultural humility. 

Spirituality isn’t limited to religion; it can include religion, but it also expands beyond it, encompassing a personal sense of connection, meaning, and presence. By broadening our beliefs, we create space for diverse spiritual experiences that aren’t bound by doctrine. Spiritual counseling offers space to explore your beliefs, values, and existential questions—whether you're rooted in a faith tradition, spiritual-but-not-religious, deconstructing long-held beliefs, or simply seeking a deeper sense of purpose. Our therapists can support you in integrating your spirituality into your healing journey, navigating spiritual struggles, or rebuilding a sense of trust and connection with yourself or something greater.

Counseling with a focus on religious trauma is designed for those who have experienced harm in religious settings or as a result of rigid belief systems. This may include spiritual abuse, shame-based teachings, fear of punishment or exclusion, identity suppression, or high-control group dynamics. Our therapists offer a trauma-informed approach to help you process those experiences, reclaim your autonomy, and begin to heal from the emotional and psychological impact of religious trauma.

Whether you're seeking to reconnect with your spirituality or recover from spiritual harm, we are here to walk alongside you with care, curiosity, and support."Would you also mind changing the top of that page to say "Spirituality and Religious Trauma" instead of just "Spirituality"?