There is hope on the other side of this.

I remember how alone I felt when I was in the process of deconstructing from evangelical christianity. It can feel so isolating, especially if your religious community had been a main source of community and connection. Wherever you’re at on your journey—just having more questions, reshaping your old belief systems to feel more aligned, leaving the old but struggling to find the new, or fully deconstructed, this is a place of support, compassion, and growth.

From rigid belief systems, grief for your younger self, the reverberating pain from growing up in purity culture, and loss of meaning and identity, there is hope on the other side of this often long and difficult path. Every person’s journey is unique, and I’m here to help you move through it at your own pace. Sometimes it can just be hard to even believe that you are your own authority, that your feelings matter, that your wants and your pleasure and your fulfillment are things deserving of space and love. I’d be honored to support you along the way. (Please note that while evangelical christianity is the lens with which I often view religious trauma and deconstruction, I offer equal space for clients who are navigating any fundamental and/or high control religion.)