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EPISODE · Jan 11, 2024 · 1H 25M

The ABC's of Spiritual Trauma with Dr. Sean St. Jean

from Truth Trauma Theology · host Kyle Spears

How do we know if a situation should be considered spiritual abuse? What are the various types of abuse that can occur? Are we using the most effective terms when we talk about trauma in a faith context?    In this episode we will be discussing the specifics of spiritual trauma starting with the basics. Dr. St. Jean is a professor of Social Work at King University who has served in churches for decades. He joins the conversation to share the latest from his book 'Spiritual Trauma: A Guide for Healing Your Heart from Church Hurts'.    If you are interested in contacting Sean please visit his website seanstjean.com   0:00 Intro  4:20 Why did you decide to write this book?  15:25 What personal challenges did you face in writing this book?  25:00 What do the ABC's of spiritual trauma stand for?  35:00 How has 'conformity culture wounded people specifically?  41:30 How do we reconcile both the good and the bad as we heal?  54:00 How do people lower their defenses and begin to trust after being hurt?  1:00:00 Why would those in leadership want to read this book?  1:10:00 How is it that people can appear one way to upper leadership and another to membership?

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