Crisis of Faith

A crisis of faith refers to a period of intense doubt, questioning, and uncertainty regarding one's religious or spiritual beliefs. It is a deeply personal and often unsettling experience where individuals may find themselves grappling with significant doubts about their faith, its teachings, and its relevance in their lives. During a crisis of faith, you might question long-held beliefs, experience a loss of trust or connection with your religion or church, and struggle to find meaning and purpose with what was once meaningful. It can be a painful and transformative process that requires introspection, exploration, and a paatience as you unfold and being a reevaluation of your beliefs and values.

Disconnection and Religious Trauma

Finally, a spiritual disconnection, where one can feel disconnected from their faith, can lead to a loss of meaning and purpose. I find that people often end up feeling alone, overwhelmed, and afraid. Some people in high demand religions can and do experience trauma and require EMDR for healing during this process. At times, relationship conflict and extended family relationships become strained and increased pain and cognitive dissonance grow resulting in depression and anxiety.

We are trained to help you with faith crisis, expansion, and in some cases faith transition. You can trust our training and careful handling of what can be so unsettling and painful.

Expansion. Resolution. Growth.

You get to believe and unfold, one day at a time.