
Elise Heerde (she/her) is a Certified Coach and Mental Health Practitioner who helps people recover from religious trauma and cultic systems. Co-founder of The Religious Trauma Collective AUS/NZ
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There is a particular kind of shame that doesn’t have a name yet for me.
Not the shame of being queer, although that’s in there too. Not the shame of leaving a marriage, although that’s in there as well. Something more specific than either...
Content Warning: CSA
A 13-year-old girl travelled across Melbourne to meet someone she’d been talking to on a kids’ messaging app. She was assaulted in his car for twenty minutes. Then he drove away and left her alone at the station.
She...
There was a phrase we used to say: “They just don’t get it.”
We said it about people outside the group. Family members who didn’t understand why we spent so much time at church. Friends who questioned the teachings. Former members who left...
I have been thinking about how to write this for a while.
I’ve opened a blank page more times than I can count, typed a few sentences, and closed it again. Not because I don’t know what I want to say, but because saying it out loud, in wri...
There’s a version of this story that gets told as tragedy.
Woman in her forties. Leaves the church she’s been part of her whole life. Loses her community, her framework, her sense of who she is. Questions everything she thought she knew. S...
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Elise Heerde (she/her) is a Mental Health Practitioner and Certified Coach who helps people recover from religious trauma and cultic systems. Co-founder of The Religious Trauma Collective AUS/NZ
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