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Clinical Considerations for Liberation: The Intersection of LGBTQIA+ Experience and Religious Trauma1 CEU - Clinical, Cultural Responsiveness, or Ethics
Presenter: Lee Start, LICSW, LADC Upon completion, participants will be able to:
1. Define terms associated with high control religious experience including religious trauma, adverse religious experience, and spiritual abuse.
2. Identify specific intersections of harm unique to LGBTQIA+ experience with trauma from high control religious experience.
3. Identify historic areas through which mental health systems have pathologized LGBTQIA+ experience.
4. Identify how dynamics in therapeutic containers can mimic harm experienced in high control religion.
5. Identify protective factors that can lead to improved mental health outcomes for LGBTQIA+ clients Learning Objectives:1. Define terms associated with high control religious experience including religious trauma, adverse religious experience, and spiritual abuse.
2. Identify how dynamics in therapeutic containers can mimic harm experienced in high control religion.
3. Identify protective factors that can lead to improved mental health outcomes for LGBTQIA+ clients About the Presenter:
Lee Start is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker and Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor in the state of Minnesota, and adjunct instructor in the Master of Social Work program at Augsburg University and St. Kates. They specialize in religious trauma, spiritual abuse, religious and non-religious high control group recovery, as well as supporting LGBTQIA+ individuals throughout the lifespan. They are passionate about harm reduction, decolonizing therapy, and trauma-informed care that includes the nervous system in the conversation. They believe there is always more to learn about ourselves, our relationships, our needs, who we are in the world, and what brings us joy.
*Please check with the regulatory board in the state(s) where you are licensed to ensure this course meets continuing education requirements.
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