Psychotherapy and spiritual companionship are distinct
Religious trauma treatment is clinical psychotherapy. Spiritual Companionship is a separate, non-clinical service for people seeking contemplative exploration. The purpose, boundaries and expectations of each are clarified before work begins.
A background that respects both worlds
Dr. Insignares’ training includes mental-health counseling and graduate theological education, supporting sensitive engagement with psychological and religious experience.
Topics we may explore
- Shame, fear and spiritual abuse
- Identity and belonging
- Loss of community
- Faith transition or reconstruction
- Boundaries with institutions or family
- Meaning after religious harm