Religious Trauma Therapy Group

A space for healing, connection, and discovering your voice.

If you’ve been hurt by a religious or spiritual environment—whether through overt harm or subtle, chronic messages that left you feeling ashamed, afraid, or not enough—you’re not alone.

Religious trauma can leave deep marks:

A harsh inner critic
Chronic shame or guilt
Fear of punishment or abandonment
Struggles with identity, autonomy, or self-trust
Grief over lost community or beliefs
A lingering sense that something’s “wrong” with you

This group is for those navigating the aftermath of spiritual harm and longing for a place to process, connect, and begin healing in the company of others who get it.

What to Expect

This group will be a mix of support and process. That means:

A safe space to speak your story (as much or as little as feels right)
Gentle exploration of what you’re carrying
Opportunities to reconnect with parts of yourself that may have been silenced
Relational connection with others who’ve had similar experiences
An atmosphere of respect, consent, and curiosity—no pressure to believe, explain, or justify

This is not a group that will push you toward a specific belief system or path. Instead, we’ll make space for whatever is true for you—doubt, hope, anger, grief, and everything in between.

Group Details

Start Date: June 2025
Meeting Day/Time: Thursdays 10:30-11:45am
Format: Virtual (secure video platform)
Group Size: Limited to 6 participants
Cost: $60 per session | Sliding scale available
Facilitated by: Katie Webb, LPC

Interested in Joining?

Because of the depth of this work, a brief consultation call is required before joining the group. This is simply a chance for us to meet, for you to ask questions, and to make sure this group feels like a good fit.

Fill out the contact form to schedule a consultation

or reach out to learn more.

You don’t have to navigate this alone. Healing is possible—and you’re worthy of it.

Want to Read More?

If you’re still getting familiar with the idea of religious trauma—or if you just want to see how I approach this work—you’re welcome to explore more of my writing.

I regularly share reflections through my newsletter and blog on topics like:

What religious trauma is and how it shows up in our lives
The quiet grief of leaving a belief system
Undoing shame and reclaiming self-trust
What healing might look like after spiritual harm

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You’re welcome to read at your own pace, and reach out when (or if) you’re ready.