How do you start a conversation about sex and trauma in the church—one that feels safe, honest, and healing?   In this powerful episode, therapist and author Tabitha Westbrook shares the surprising origin of her new book on sexuality and healing for survivors of trauma. What started as a single teaching session at a retreat turned into a book that gives language to the experiences many survivors never thought they could say out loud. Tabitha reflects on writing from her own story, the importance of compassion over condemnation, and how she hopes this work opens doors—for faith-based women, pastors, and even those outside the church.   This episode covers: - Why survivors need more than a retreat—they need resources - How her book is giving voice to hidden stories - What makes it safe for women in the church to talk about sexuality -- How the faith-based framework is used (without Bible-thumping) - Why even secular readers can benefit from the book’s insights - Addressing spiritual abuse and harmful messaging head-on - Using neuroscience and embodied practices in healing work   Whether you're a ministry leader, a therapist, or someone on your own healing journey, this conversation offers a compassionate, grounded path to understanding and restoring your sexuality.   #TabithaWestbrook #SexualHealing #ChristianTherapist #TraumaRecovery #FaithAndSexuality #ReligiousTrauma #WomenInTheChurch #HealingJourney #BodySoulHealedAndWhole #Neuroscience