Are you carrying the weight of shame from past sexual abuse?
The trauma of sexual abuse leaves behind a painful debris field—and among the most devastating is shame. Perhaps you've asked yourself:
What could I have done to stop it?
Why do I feel so confused about what happened?
Why do I still feel connected to the person who hurt me?
This burden of shame can seep into every corner of life—isolating you, shattering your trust, and leaving you feeling stuck in cycles of self-accusation. It may even feel impossible to connect deeply with others, experience rest or joy without suspicion, or fully embrace your own desires.
But healing is possible.
In Stories That Shape Us: Sexual Abuse and the Dynamics of Shame, Dr. Dan Allender and Adam Young, LCSW, will guide you in understanding the complexities of shame and offer a path forward—one marked by kindness, blessing, and hope.
In this 2-hour webinar, you'll gain:
Insight into how we may be re-enacting past harm in our current relationships with our spouse or partner, our friends, and even God
Understanding of four key ways the shame of complicity plays out—and the areas where people are most bound
Language for the unspeakable pain and confusion that remains
This webinar is for victims of sexual abuse as well as those who walk alongside them — spouses, friends, and caregivers. Live attendees will also have the opportunity to submit questions during a Q&A time.
You'll get to join this live webinar on April 1, plus get lifetime access to the webinar recording.
