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What Can Wicked Teach Us About Religious Trauma?

What Can Wicked Teach Us About Religious Trauma?

Posted by By Michelle F. Moseley MS, LCMHC, NCC, BC-TMH November 29, 2024Posted inAdverse Religious Experiences, high-control religion, religious trauma, Spiritual Abuse, Spiritual Trauma, Uncategorized
Wicked, the movie based on the novel by Gregory Maguire, released Part 1 in theaters on November 22nd, 2024, and it has taken the world by storm.  I have loved…
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How to Create a Welcoming Holiday Gathering

How to Create a Welcoming Holiday Gathering

Posted by By Michelle F. Moseley MS, LCMHC, NCC, BC-TMH November 24, 2024Posted inHolidays, Uncategorized
This post is geared toward those who wish their adult children or other family members would join in on holiday gatherings.  So, if that’s you, please read on.  If you’re…
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Hurricane Helene & Religious Trauma

Hurricane Helene & Religious Trauma

Posted by By Michelle F. Moseley MS, LCMHC, NCC, BC-TMH October 23, 2024Posted inAdverse Religious Experiences, Counseling, Mental Healthcare, religious trauma, Spiritual Trauma, Therapy, Uncategorized
This post is the second in a 2-part series - read part 1 here.   Trauma occurs when something happens too fast, too soon, or is too much for an individual’s…
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Natural Disasters, Mental Health, & Religious Trauma

Natural Disasters, Mental Health, & Religious Trauma

Posted by By Michelle F. Moseley MS, LCMHC, NCC, BC-TMH October 18, 2024Posted inAdverse Religious Experiences, Mental Healthcare, religious trauma, Spiritual Abuse, Spiritual Trauma, Spirituality, Stress, Therapy, Uncategorized
Western North Carolina experienced flooding of unimaginable proportions from Hurricane Helene at the end of September 2024.  This is an area of the state that was never supposed to deal…
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FEATURED:  You Need a Counselor Podcast

FEATURED: You Need a Counselor Podcast

Posted by By Michelle F. Moseley MS, LCMHC, NCC, BC-TMH September 17, 2024Posted inAdverse Religious Experiences, Counseling, Featured, high-control religion, Mental Healthcare, podcasts, religious trauma, Spiritual Abuse, Spiritual Trauma, Therapy, Therapy Interventions, Uncategorized
I was recently invited to be a guest on the You Need a Counselor Podcast. This podcast is the work of Heart and Solutions, located in Iowa, and is designed…
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What’s Gender Got To Do With It?  (Religious Trauma Edition)

What’s Gender Got To Do With It? (Religious Trauma Edition)

Posted by By Michelle F. Moseley MS, LCMHC, NCC, BC-TMH September 9, 2024Posted inAdverse Religious Experiences, high-control religion, religious trauma, Spiritual Abuse, Spiritual Trauma, Therapy, Uncategorized
Religious harm - injury that has a root in religious systems, beliefs, or practices - can take many forms.  Some folks experience physical or sexual harm that is perpetrated by…
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The Complexity of Grief

The Complexity of Grief

Posted by By Michelle F. Moseley MS, LCMHC, NCC, BC-TMH August 15, 2024Posted inAdverse Religious Experiences, Body Image, Coping Skills, Counseling, high-control religion, Mental Healthcare, religious trauma, Therapy, Uncategorized
Grief is the response you have to the loss of something or someone important to you.   Grief may include intense emotional pain, a sense of anguish, questioning, rage, and any…
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No Vacation for Weight Stigma

No Vacation for Weight Stigma

Posted by By Michelle F. Moseley MS, LCMHC, NCC, BC-TMH July 23, 2024Posted inBody Image, diet culture, fatphobia, Health at Every Size, Uncategorized, weight stigma
I recently went on a short vacation to Niagara Falls.  Seeing the natural beauty and the powerful force of the water was soothing to my nervous system.  It was a…
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Taking the Mystery Out of Menstruation

Taking the Mystery Out of Menstruation

Posted by By Michelle F. Moseley MS, LCMHC, NCC, BC-TMH June 17, 2024Posted inAnxiety, Body Image, Events, Mental Healthcare, Uncategorized
Periods.  Aunt Flo.  Riding the crimson tide.  On the rag.  Time of the month.   No matter what you call it, menstruation affects us all.  Menstrual cycles directly impact approximately half…
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Do Influencers Have a Responsibility to Their Followers?

Do Influencers Have a Responsibility to Their Followers?

Posted by By Michelle F. Moseley MS, LCMHC, NCC, BC-TMH June 5, 2024Posted inBody Image, diet culture, fatphobia, Health at Every Size, thin privilege, Uncategorized
Do social media influencers have a responsibility to their followers?  A responsibility for the impact of their messaging and posts?  A responsibility to avoid harming those who follow their pages…
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