
The Weight of the Mask: Navigating Queer Identity in Religious Spaces
I’ve been there—sitting quietly in pews, singing/leading worship, reading the bible, leading bible studies and

I’ve been there—sitting quietly in pews, singing/leading worship, reading the bible, leading bible studies and

Content Warning: This blog discusses the film The Passion of the Christ and religious trauma.

Trauma healing is an intricate, deeply personal journey. Each individual’s experience with trauma is unique.

Internalised queerphobia is a force many of us carry, often without realising it. It isn’t

Shame is a powerful force. It’s sneaky, subtle, and can make you question everything about

I’ve been there—standing at the crossroads of faith, inner turmoil, and that relentless voice inside

I am so excited to introduce The Religious Trauma Collective. A project born out of

I few weeks back, I wrote a blog on ‘Pendulum Thinking’; if you haven’t read

Imagine waking up every day with a heart full of faith, yet feeling an overwhelming

You will hear this said so often, by religious trauma therapists – religious trauma is