Trigger Warning: This conversation is part 2 of a conversation around the triggers that come with complicated family dynamics and holiday triggers.
Rue brought up the Internal Family Systems - or "Parts Therapy". A great book for this is No Bad Parts by Robert C. Schwartz.
Christie shared an image by the artist Takisha Brown. A link to this image is here.

We hope you are able to find a safe, supportive community in your deconstructing because "no one deserves to deconstruct alone" as we mentioned during week 17. Our Flipped Table Theology Facebook group may be a starting place for you and we encourage anyone who is deconstructing or processing religious trauma to join.
The Flipped Table Theology Podcast is a production of The Flipped Table Collective. You can explore all of the resources, classes, events, and trainings that the Flipped Table Collective has to offer at www.flippedtablecollective.com.

Our hosts talked through a variety of resources and content on this week's podcast. Resources named in this episode are:

If you are a member of the Flipped Table Resource Library- check out the Healing Practice Track, which is full of art therapy, journal prompts, yoga practices, and more.

The Nature and Spirituality Class through the Flipped Table Collective.

Watch The Earthing Movie on Amazon Prime

How We Feel App

Read No More Bad Parts by Dr. Richard Schwartz

Online Therapy Sources to Explore: TalkSpace, Better Help, Brightside,

Flipped Table Collective Yoga Classes. Use code: FTTYOGA

Flipped Table Deconstructed Worship Playlist on Spotify

Listen to the Flipped Table Theology Episode on Toxic Achievement

Listen to the Flipped Table Theology Episode on Deconstructing the Church’s Relationship with Nature

Watch Peter Levine podcast episode about Trauma Healing

Watch Holly lead in a Mindfulness Body Scan exercise for those with Religious Trauma

Listen to the song How Can I by Axel Flovent

We hope you are able to find a safe, supportive community in your deconstructing because "no one deserves to deconstruct alone" as we mentioned during week 17. Our Flipped Table Theology Facebook group may be a starting place for you and we encourage anyone who is deconstructing or processing religious trauma to join.
The Flipped Table Theology Podcast is a production of The Flipped Table Collective. You can explore all of the resources, classes, events, and trainings that the Flipped Table Collective has to offer at www.flippedtablecollective.com.

This week, our Flipped Table Theology Podcast Hosts, joined by special guest, Pastor J.T. Young, talked about the release of J.T.'s new book, Extremists For Love.
We are so excited to share his work with you all!
You can connect with J.T. in a variety of ways:
-The Well in Weldon Springs, Missouri (website)
-Extremists for Love Blog
-Tik Tok
-Instagram
-Email: [email protected]

We hope you are able to find a safe, supportive community in your deconstructing because "no one deserves to deconstruct alone" as we mentioned during week 17. Our Flipped Table Theology Facebook group may be a starting place for you and we encourage anyone who is deconstructing or processing religious trauma to join.
The Flipped Table Theology Podcast is a production of The Flipped Table Collective. You can explore all of the resources, classes, events, and trainings that the Flipped Table Collective has to offer at www.flippedtablecollective.com.

In this week's episode, we continue our conversation about negative religious experiences as part of our summer-long series on Religious Trauma. **There is a trigger warning on this episode for conversations related to various forms of abuse, assault, child abuse, estrangement, and corporal punishment. **
Click here to participate in our national Negative Religious Experiences research study, which we discussed in this conversation.
Here is the list of resources mentioned in this episode:

• When Narcissism Comes to Church
• Bully Pulpit

• Break the Cycle: A Guide to Healing Intergenerational Trauma

We hope you are able to find a safe, supportive community in your deconstructing because "no one deserves to deconstruct alone" as we mentioned during week 17. Our Flipped Table Theology Facebook group may be a starting place for you and we encourage anyone who is deconstructing or processing religious trauma to join.
The Flipped Table Theology Podcast is a production of The Flipped Table Collective. You can explore all of the resources, classes, events, and trainings that the Flipped Table Collective has to offer at www.flippedtablecollective.com.

In this episode we begin to discuss the research work that Christie Love has been doing exploring religious trauma through a lens of Negative Religious Experiences (NREs). Christie explains her research framework to us and introduces listeners to the first five of the ten NREs that she has identified and gathered data on.
Christie also shared that she has recently begun a national study on this concept that is modeled on a large-scale case study that she completed in SW Missouri in 2023. You can participate in this research by visiting the Research Center online at the Flipped Table Collective website: https://www.flippedtablecollective.com/research-center
If you are interested in reading the full doctoral thesis that Christie did on this topic, you can access her work online at our Flipped Table Collective website as well.

We hope you are able to find a safe, supportive community in your deconstructing because "no one deserves to deconstruct alone" as we mentioned during week 17. Our Flipped Table Theology Facebook group may be a starting place for you and we encourage anyone who is deconstructing or processing religious trauma to join.
The Flipped Table Theology Podcast is a production of The Flipped Table Collective. You can explore all of the resources, classes, events, and trainings that the Flipped Table Collective has to offer at www.flippedtablecollective.com.