Holding Your Ground with Grace: Boundaries and Religious Loved Ones

Written By Center for Trauma Resolution and Recovery
 
 

From this month’s blog by CTRR Practitioner Terri Allred:

“One of the hardest parts of healing from religious trauma is setting boundaries with people you love who still live inside the faith that harmed you.

Maybe it’s a parent sending Bible verses, a friend who insists you’re “just bitter,” or a sibling who prays for your return to church but never asks how you’re doing.

It’s complicated. These relationships often hold real love—and real pain.”

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Center for Trauma Resolution and Recovery https://www.traumaresolutionandrecovery.com
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