Healing Faith-Related Trauma: Uncovering Your Stories And Finding Freedom With Adebisi Gbadamosi (Bisi)

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For when it feels like you’re a bad person, God hates you and you’re swimming in loneliness. In this intimate conversation, Adebisi (Florida Mental Health Counselor specializing in trauma, racial trauma, and women of color) and I explore the intricacies of faith-related trauma and how it can impact our lives.

Adebisi sheds light on:

identifying the signs of faith-based trauma
the path to recovery
practical strategies to develop a sense of safety and process your experiences
the groundlessness that sometimes arises during the healing process
Navigating loneliness, the search for belonging, and building a supportive community

Additionally, we address the fear that many individuals face – the fear of being a “bad person” and the belief that God’s wrath will harm them. Adebisi provides guidance on how to manage and overcome these fears, allowing for a deeper connection with oneself and a renewed sense of faith and spirituality.

Connect with Adebisi

On Instagram @BloomingWithBisi and visit her website www.bloomingwithbisi.com to explore more of her work and access valuable resources for your healing journey

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Sheridan