The Attachment Wounds of Spiritual Abuse

Abuse of any kind involves a setup and a breach of trust – and
spiritual abuse is no exception. 


Whether it stems from personal relationships or institutional
settings, spiritual abuse can deeply disrupt our sense of
attachment and connection, leaving lasting wounds.


These wounds may have their roots in early developmental trauma,
making spiritual abuse feel like an echo of past harm. It’s not
just about the betrayal of spiritual abuse in the more recent
past—whether during teen years, college experiences, or
adulthood—but about understanding how our earliest experiences
have shaped our ability to trust and heal.


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We invite you to explore the brand-new Spiritual Abuse &
Healing Online Course from the Allender Center.


This 6-lesson course, complete with reflective practices and deep
dive panel discussions, helps you engage your body, mind, and
spirit as you unpack the harm caused by spiritual abuse.


Whether you’re just beginning to wake up to this reality or have
been on a healing journey for years, this course provides a safe
and welcoming space to deepen your understanding and work towards
healing.


Learn more and enroll today
at: theallendercenter.org/online-courses