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religious & spiritual identity
Religious and spiritual beliefs and community belonging, or even a lack thereof, are often overlooked features of our identities that may help us find purpose, meaning, and belonging. Oftentimes we are part of families, cultures, and faith traditions in which our families expect us to follow in their footsteps and uphold the same faith traditions that they practice. If we believe something different and choose a different path, the result can be tension, discomfort, and possibly turmoil within the family as well as you as a person. This can result in depression and anxiety that may or may not be necessary.
Therapists Britt Riddle, DMin, MAMFT, and Elizabeth McCormack, MDiv, MAMFT, have a wealth of experience working with clients who may be struggling with their religious and/or spiritual beliefs, or family members who are struggling with a loved one’s belief system.
In the last few years, we have also seen a crossover or blending in political beliefs and religious beliefs that have wreaked havoc on families. We help empower our clients to do what is best for them and their mental and emotional well-being, as well as understand more of how to best be in relationship with our families.
Britt’s and Elizabeth’s mindfulness-based approach to religious and spiritual matters is also informed by their own faith traditions and experiences in faith communities.
Both Britt and Elizabeth are graduates of the Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary.
They are a wealth of knowledge and wisdom for clients with a specific religious background as well as clients who have no religious leanings. They are open-minded and accepting of all people.
If you feel you could benefit from working with either Elizabeth or Britt, please feel free to schedule your appointment online today or send an email:
Britt Riddle, MDiv, DMin, MAMFT, has over fifteen years of experience working in various religious and spiritual professions. She understands what it means to “live in a fish bowl” and navigating and recovering from communities that no longer work for her. She specializes in working with people who are struggling with their spiritual and religious identity and those who may have been hurt by those communities. She helps clients clarify their values, nurturing inner peace, cultivating mindfulness practices and perspectives, and rediscovering what brings joy in their lives.
Feel free to reach out to Britt and schedule a FREE 10-minute consultation online at your convenience.
Elizabeth McCormack, MDiv, LMFT also works with clients who are working through religious and spiritual trauma. She uses a unique mindfulness approach which is non-judgmental and non-pathologizing.
Feel free to schedule your free 10-minute consultation with Elizabeth online at your convenience.
