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What is Autism Month?

April is officially recognized as Autism Awareness Month.  However, many Autistic folks note that awareness is not enough – acceptance...

GUEST POST: Supporting Your LGBTQIA+ Child or Family Member: Love, Faith, and What Comes Next

I’m excited to have my colleague, Dr. Brittany Bate (she), share from her experience and clinical expertise in this guest...

What is Weight-Inclusive Care?

Weight-inclusive care means that you receive the same professional level of healthcare regardless of your weight.  Weight-inclusive care means that...

GUEST POST: Religious Trauma in Late-Diagnosed Autistic Adults

The following post is from Morgan Piercy, LPC, NCC, ACT-PT of Deconstruction Counseling in Olathe, KS.  Morgan and I connected...

FEATURED: Neurodivergence & Purity Culture on Sunday School Dropouts Podcast

It makes sense that neurodivergence and religious trauma are 2 topics of special interest to me.  I am a licensed...

Cultivating a Values-Aligned Year

It’s February.   We are a month into 2026.  For many people who set New Year’s Resolutions, there’s a good...

Responding to Reports of Spiritual Abuse

January is Spiritual Abuse Awareness Month, but spiritual abuse happens regardless of the date on the calendar.   In previous posts...

What is Religious Trauma?

Religious trauma is a common experience for individuals who have been victims of spiritual abuse.   January is Spiritual Abuse Awareness...

What is Spiritual Abuse?

January is Spiritual Abuse Awareness Month.   What is spiritual abuse?  To understand spiritual abuse, it’s helpful to first have a...

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