Are you dealing with addiction, suffering from religious trauma, or just need general support? There are local and national resources available to help.
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The UUFR is started a support group for those suffering from religious trauma in Fall 2024. Please contact Rev Dr. James Kubal-Komoto if you are interested in participating.
Dr. Amy Duffy is a certified professional counselor with treatment groups for people suffering from religious trauma. If you are interested in joining one of these groups, please send her a message via her website.
SMART Recovery is the leading, evidence-informed approach to overcoming addictive behaviors and leading a balanced life. SMART is stigma-free and emphasizes self-empowerment.
Are you a religious professional who no longer believes in any God or gods?
Have you remained in vocational ministry, secretly hiding away your non-belief?
Are you struggling over where to go from here with your life and career?
If this is you, you’re invited to join The Clergy Project!
The Secular Therapy Project helps connect non-religious or secular persons who need mental health services with outstanding mental health professionals. They ensure that therapists are licensed professionals, are using evidence-based practices, and are themselves secular and will not push religion on clients.
Local group (Triad and Triangle)
There is a once monthly in-person meeting in Raleigh. Sign up on Meetup for details.
There are several virtual meetings throughout each month. Sign up on Meetup for details.