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Shame in the Aftermath of Trauma
Presented byEsther Liu
Many people who live through the aftermath of trauma experience shame. Long after the traumatic experience, strugglers can experience intrusive thoughts and volatile emotions that can be debilitating to daily life. Pursuing intimacy in relationships can be filled with anxiety and turmoil. As strugglers navigate the aftereffects of trauma, it can be tempting for them to feel like damaged goods, abnormal, and less than. This breakout session will explore the compassion of Jesus and the resurrecting, redeeming power of Jesus—both which pave a hopeful path forward in the struggle with shame after trauma.