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EPISODE · Mar 1, 2024 · 1H 6M

Religious Trauma, Catholicism, Healing, and Discernment with Shannon Marks, MEd.

from Sacred Scars: Stories of Religious Trauma and Healing · host C Blanck, MDiv, MSW, HAEI-SW, SWC

Join the conversation of religious trauma and healing with this discussion on religious trauma, catholicism, healing, and discernment with Shannon Marks, MEd. About the guest: Shannon Marks, MEdHaving experienced Catholic education since 1st grade. Shannon hopes to reflect on the healing nature of studying and understanding religion as a form of healing. As they moved forward to teach theology courses at a Catholic high school, Shannon has seen the many effects of religious education from both sides. Now they hope to inspire students and educators alike. Knowing one’s demons can be a crucial step on the path to recovery and peace.  DISCLOSURE This podcast addresses sensitive and potentially activating topics related to religious trauma. We understand that these conversations can be challenging, and the content may evoke strong emotions. It's important to prioritize your mental and emotional well-being.   If you find that the discussions in this episode resonate deeply or stir difficult feelings, we encourage you to practice self-care. This might include taking a break, reaching out to a supportive friend or family member, or seeking professional help, such as therapy.   Throughout our exploration of religious trauma and healing, our goal is to foster understanding, empathy, and growth. We believe in the power of shared stories and hope that, together, we can create a supportive community.

Join the conversation of religious trauma and healing with this discussion on religious trauma, catholicism, healing, and discernment with Shannon Marks, MEd. About the guest: Shannon Marks, MEdHaving experienced Catholic education since 1st grade. Shannon hopes to reflect on the healing nature of studying and understanding religion as a form of healing. As they moved forward to teach theology courses at a Catholic high school, Shannon has seen the many effects of religious education from both sides. Now they hope to inspire students and educators alike. Knowing one’s demons can be a crucial step on the path to recovery and peace.  DISCLOSURE This podcast addresses sensitive and potentially activating topics related to religious trauma. We understand that these conversations can be challenging, and the content may evoke strong emotions. It's important to prioritize your mental and emotional well-being.   If you find that the discussions in this episode resonate deeply or stir difficult feelings, we encourage you to practice self-care. This might include taking a break, reaching out to a supportive friend or family member, or seeking professional help, such as therapy.   Throughout our exploration of religious trauma and healing, our goal is to foster understanding, empathy, and growth. We believe in the power of shared stories and hope that, together, we can create a supportive community.

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