Clients from conservative or fundamentalist Christian backgrounds may enter mental health treatment presenting with anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, and/or complex trauma originating from exposure to harmful ideas about sexuality, gender, race, and disability. Clinicians must be able to recognize these clinical presentations and their context in order to intervene effectively. This webinar will include common examples of Christian religious trauma, their impact, and considerations for treatment - including how to create a safe therapeutic environment, how to assist clients in constructing coherent narratives of the past and of self, and practices for supporting patients in moving forward.