1 hr 8 min

Guilt, Shame, and Religion Gay Men Going Deeper

    • Society & Culture

Guilt and shame are two of the most challenging emotions we encounter. For those who grew up with a religious or spiritual belief system, guilt and shame can have a uniquely traumatic impact on your sense of self and in your relationships.




In this episode, host Michael DiIorio speaks with inter-faith community leader, Jeremy Russo, who has used his experience with spiritual abuse to become a leader in the queer community helping others overcoming their own spiritual and religious trauma.




In this episode we cover:





The similarities and differences between guilt and shame



What is spiritual abuse and religious trauma



The unique impact this has on queer people



Resources and tips to help along your healing journey




Regardless of your spiritual beliefs, this episode will help you better understand and navigate your way through guilt and shame.




TODAY'S GUEST: Jeremy Russo of Emerge, an inter-faith and ecumenical space for the “nones and dones,” LGBTQIA+ people, women, people of color, individuals with different abilities, ex-vangelicals, and anyone who feels like their voice and spiritual journey was discouraged or silenced by institutional churches.




Connect with Emerge on Facebook or Instagram




TODAY'S HOST: Michael DiIorio is a certified life and wellness coach specializing in self-confidence, sexuality, and relationships. Connect with Michael on Instagram or www.wellismo.com.




Watch this ep on YouTube




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Guilt and shame are two of the most challenging emotions we encounter. For those who grew up with a religious or spiritual belief system, guilt and shame can have a uniquely traumatic impact on your sense of self and in your relationships.




In this episode, host Michael DiIorio speaks with inter-faith community leader, Jeremy Russo, who has used his experience with spiritual abuse to become a leader in the queer community helping others overcoming their own spiritual and religious trauma.




In this episode we cover:





The similarities and differences between guilt and shame



What is spiritual abuse and religious trauma



The unique impact this has on queer people



Resources and tips to help along your healing journey




Regardless of your spiritual beliefs, this episode will help you better understand and navigate your way through guilt and shame.




TODAY'S GUEST: Jeremy Russo of Emerge, an inter-faith and ecumenical space for the “nones and dones,” LGBTQIA+ people, women, people of color, individuals with different abilities, ex-vangelicals, and anyone who feels like their voice and spiritual journey was discouraged or silenced by institutional churches.




Connect with Emerge on Facebook or Instagram




TODAY'S HOST: Michael DiIorio is a certified life and wellness coach specializing in self-confidence, sexuality, and relationships. Connect with Michael on Instagram or www.wellismo.com.




Watch this ep on YouTube




- Connect with us -




Toronto PRIDE EVENT




Join the private Facebook community




Take our "Building Better Relationships" course




Instagram




GayMenGoingDeeper.com




Patreon




-—




Join the Gay Men Going Deeper Membership coaching community

1 hr 8 min

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