Free Virtual Consultation for Clinicians
Join Casey and Kendra for a FREE 2 hour consultation group for therapists who work with adverse religious experiences
December 11 from 10am-12pm MST
The holidays can intensify religious triggers and family pressures for many clients. This focused consultation will give you short, actionable strategies to keep clients safe, preserve autonomy, and support meaning-making through a difficult season—while also protecting your own boundaries and well-being.
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Licensed therapists, LPCs, LCSWs, LMFTs, psychologists, and supervised clinicians who work with clients experiencing religious trauma, faith deconstruction, or faith-related identity conflict.
Clinicians seeking support to help clients navigate holiday stress, religious pressure, family-boundaries, and grief.
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Common holiday triggers for clients with religious trauma (ritual expectations, family coercion, shame, fear of rejection).
Discussion around helping our clients stay connected to their own experiences as they integrate themselves back into their family systems.
Brief interventions to reduce acute distress during gatherings (grounding, boundaries, resourcing…)
Approaches to handling clients’ mixed loyalties to family and identity, including grief-focused support.
Vicarious trauma and clinician self-care: managing countertransference and compassion fatigue during the season.
Q&A and case consultation—bring one de-identified case for group feedback.
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Format: Virtual group consultation (Zoom)
Length: 2 hours
Cost: Free (one-time)
Group size: Limited to 12 clinicians to allow time for case discussion
Date & time: December 13 from 10am-12pm MT
CE Credits: None (consultation, not a CE course)
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Casey Bain, LPC & Kendra Hill, LPC — experienced clinicians specializing in faith-related issues, religious trauma, deconstruction, and sexuality. Clinicians who hold an affirming, trauma-informed approach and practical tools for holiday situations.
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This is a clinician consultation, not supervision. Please bring de-identified cases, follow HIPAA and state confidentiality rules, and avoid sharing identifying client information.
In this group we value openness to our clients’ spiritual diversity and faith experiences across the spectrum. We are committed to supporting our clients in discovering themselves and their own values/autonomy while withholding the urge to have any spiritual or anti-spiritual agenda.
In this group we honor and affirm LGBTQIA lives, experiences, and identities.
In this group we are affirming of neurodiverse experiences and are committed to treating distress rather than difference.