Recovering From Religion

The Recovering from Religion organization helps people to live a wholesome secular life

Gayle Jordan, who twice ran as a Democratic candidate for a seat in the Republican-dominated Tennessee State Senate, also holds the post of executive director, in the organization “Recovering from Religion.” She and her Recovering from Religion help to walk people away from their once deeply held faiths[/tweetit]. She understands what those people go through and comprehends that it could be extremely hard. In an interview, she points out that neither she nor her group does not want to “deconvert” any person. The group helps people to navigate their journey after they have lost their belief in God.

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For many theists turned atheists, Recovering from Religion runs a 24 x 7 online chat service that caters to anyone who seeks help. They also pick up when someone calls them on the phone. The Secular Therapy Project initiated by them assists individuals to locate counselors who do not rely on any religion to help their clients to pass through difficult times. The therapists provide only evidence centric non-religious solution to all your problems. The Recovering from Religion organization is ramping up its network in this segment. That also has an in-person excursion going on in North Carolina which appears incredible.

The Recovering from Religion website is a straightforward one, with empathy content like how to live with oneself after doubts come into the mind, and changing beliefs could be a tough journey. The organization assures those who visit the website that Recovering from Religion is incredibly familiar with the path and will help the newly realized atheist to cross the all-important mental bridge. The organization connects the individual with community, support, and resources. Two kinds of support are offered: professional support and vital peer support.

If you are not satisfied with chatting online and want a human voice to reassure you, then you can call the Recovering from Religion number. In case the guides are fielding other calls, you will get a call back in your scheduled time from the organization. It will be helpful if you give Recovering from Religion about 24 hours lead-time. If you feel the need for a physical company, then the organization may have a support group near you.

Resources

• Recovering from Religion
• Patheos

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