meet our team

Meet our unique and specialized education team that helps you learn how to treat religious trauma and cult abuse.

meet our team

Meet our unique and specialized education team that helps you learn how to treat religious trauma and cult abuse.

Calling All Therapists & Clinicians

We Teach therapists how to treat religious + cult trauma with approachable coaching

Calling All

Therapists & Clinicians

We Teach therapists how to treat religious + cult trauma with approachable coaching

I'm Dr. Quincee

When I first left my rigid religious environment, I felt completely overwhelmed with the idea of trying to find a therapist that understood the inner workings of culty groups and had the tools to help support my mental health. Turns out there wasn't many therapists out there advertising services for religious trauma. Thankfully, things are changing. More and more clients are reaching out to therapists wanting very specific support in overcoming their cult abuse or religious trauma.

So I created a space for therapists to learn how to treat religious and cult trauma. I researched, learned from experts, and listened to others that had been in culty groups.

And now, I'm bringing that space to you. If you are a therapist, clinician, or supportive healer wanting to better understand the psychology and recovery of religious and cult trauma, then this space is for you.

Everyone deserves a safe and supportive space to untangle the twisted web of manipulation they endured in these groups. We can help you become a competent clinician through at-your-own-pace memberships, courses, and one-on-one coaching.

I'm Dr. Quincee

When I first left my rigid religious environment, I felt completely overwhelmed with the idea of trying to find a therapist that understood the inner workings of culty groups and had the tools to help support my mental health. Turns out there wasn't many therapists out there advertising services for religious trauma. Thankfully, things are changing. More and more clients are reaching out to therapists wanting very specific support in overcoming their cult abuse or religious trauma.

So I created a space for therapists to learn how to treat religious and cult trauma. I researched, learned from experts, and listened to others that had been in culty groups.

And now, I'm bringing that space to you. If you are a therapist, clinician, or supportive healer wanting to better understand the psychology and recovery of religious and cult trauma, then this space is for you.

I'VE DISCOVERED

You don't have to navigate difficult religious and cult trauma cases alone...

...you can learn the indoctrination tactics used by toxic groups, finally feel competent in helping survivors untangle their unhealthy experiences, and get back to the business of creating safety in the therapy room again.

You are on a mission to help your clients in powerful ways and we are here to help!

I'VE DISCOVERED

You don't have to navigate difficult religious and cult trauma cases alone...

...you can learn the indoctrination tactics used by toxic groups, finally feel competent in helping survivors untangle their unhealthy experiences, and get back to the business of creating safety in the therapy room again.

You are on a mission to help your clients in powerful ways and we are here to help!

I'VE DISCOVERED

You don't have to navigate difficult religious and cult trauma cases alone...

...you can learn the indoctrination tactics used by toxic groups, finally feel competent in helping survivors untangle their unhealthy experiences, and get back to the business of creating safety in the therapy room again.

You are on a mission to help your clients in powerful ways and we are here to help!

I'VE DISCOVERED

You don't have to navigate difficult religious and cult trauma cases alone...

...you can learn the indoctrination tactics used by toxic groups, finally feel competent in helping survivors untangle their unhealthy experiences, and get back to the business of creating safety in the therapy room again.

You are on a mission to help your clients in powerful ways and we are here to help!

our educators

Religious trauma and cult abuse recovery education that's approachable.

megan johnson, phd

Specializes in religious trauma and complicated family relationships. Dr. Johnson helps people feel safe in group dynamics again, all while better understanding their relational attachment styles. She's one of the lead educators at Traumastery and a powerhouse of empowering information.

Quincee gideon, psyD

Specializes in religious trauma and cult recovery. Dr. Quincee works with cult survivors in her practice and then teaches therapists how to better understand religious trauma in the therapy room. She's the lead educator at Traumastery and here to help you feel competent in your clinical work.

Elizabeth Jewitt, Ba

Specializes in helping make coaching and education a seamless process at Traumastery. Elizabeth is our Coaching Matchmaker and runs all of our digital education programs behind the scenes.

our educators

Religious trauma and cult abuse recovery education that's approachable.

megan johnson, phd

Specializes in religious trauma and complicated family relationships. Dr. Johnson helps people feel safe in group dynamics again, all while better understanding their relational attachment styles. She's one of the lead educators at Traumastery and a powerhouse of empowering information.

Quincee gideon, psyD

Specializes in religious trauma and cult recovery. Dr. Quincee works with cult survivors in her practice and then teaches therapists how to better understand religious trauma in the therapy room. She's the lead educator at Traumastery and here to help you feel competent in your clinical work.

Elizabeth Jewitt, Ba

Specializes in helping make coaching and education a seamless process at Traumastery. Elizabeth is our Coaching Matchmaker and runs all of our digital education programs behind the scenes.

ways to work with us

Religious trauma and cult abuse recovery education that's approachable.

A Year of Non-magical thinking for therapists

We help you understand what your religious trauma and cult survivor clients experienced, how they can repair after cult trauma, and ways you can support their ongoing recovery. Join us for education, a monthly consultation group, client resources and tools and so much more. Start now and feel competent in your clinical treatment.

A year of non-magical thinking for survivors

Do you have clients that are desperate to understand what happened to them in their culty group? Dr. Quincee walks survivors through 12 months of education to help them understand what happened in their religion and/or cult. If your clients are wanting more psychoeducation in between session, this membership was made for them. Join us now and help your client get un-overwhelmed with cult and religious trauma recovery.

our approach

Here's a look at how we work with religious trauma and cult recovery.

We have free resources on our blog

our approach

Here's a look at how we work with religious trauma and cult recovery.

We have free resources on our blog

Benefits of a Religious Trauma Support Group

Religious Trauma

January 18, 2023•2 min read

Experiencing religious trauma can be deeply distressing and feel extremely isolating, leaving individuals feeling confused, hurt, and disconnected from their faith. A religious trauma support group can provide a safe and supportive space for individuals to share their experiences and feelings, and to receive validation and understanding from others who have had similar experiences.

Here are some of the benefits of joining a community for religious trauma recovery:

Finding community and belonging: A support group can provide a sense of belonging and community for individuals who may feel isolated and alone in their struggles. This can be especially important for those who may not have a strong support system outside of their religious community.
Validating and understanding others' experiences: It can be helpful to hear from others who have had similar experiences and to know that you are not alone in your struggles. This can help to reduce feelings of isolation and increase feelings of hope and resilience.
Receiving support and encouragement: A support group can provide a safe space to share your thoughts, feelings, and experiences, and to receive support and encouragement from others. This can be especially helpful for those who may not have a supportive network outside of the group.
Finding healthy coping strategies: Support groups can provide opportunities to learn about and practice healthy coping strategies for dealing with difficult emotions and experiences.
Gaining perspective and understanding: Hearing from others who have gone through similar experiences can help to provide new perspectives and understanding, and can help individuals feel less alone and more connected to others.

Overall, joining a religious trauma support group can be a powerful tool for healing and growth. You can join our thriving community of religious trauma survivors in our monthly membership of A Year of Non-Magical Thinking. We have a private and supportive space for folks to support one another and have deeper conversations about recovery.

For those with religious trauma, it can be incredibly helpful to learn some nervous system regulation techniques. When you are able to regulate, you are able to process your trauma in new and powerful ways. You can learn about nervous system regulation in Regulated: Nervous System Masterclass.

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Dr. Quincee Gideon

Dr. Quincee specializes in helping former cult members and religious trauma survivors regain a sense of independence and understand their painful experiences inside these groups.

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