Andrew Pledger
Andrew Pledger
Release the Women - Elizabeth Endara - S1E32
Release the Women - Elizabeth Endara - S1E32
Release the Women - Elizabeth Endara - S1E32
Monday 5th December 2022
Elizabeth Endara talks about healing from religious trauma, decolonizing Christianity, and advocating for reproductive justice with Andrew Pledger.
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Healing from Sexual Trauma
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Get the buttons here!Elizabeth Endara: Healing from Religious Trauma and Championing Reproductive Justice
I think it's just this psychological development. But I can, I can understand from a psychological perspective, why people can claim that.
Ever wondered how to break free from the grip of religious trauma? Elizabeth Endara has made it her mission to help others do just that. In this episode of 'Speaking Up with Andrew Pledger', Elizabeth, a writer and advocate based in Chicago, opens up about her journey through purity culture and religious trauma.
With a Masters in International Educational Development from Columbia University and training as a trauma-informed yoga teacher and full-spectrum doula, she brings a wealth of knowledge and compassion to the table. Elizabeth runs the page @releasethewomen, where she posts about religious trauma, reproductive justice, and the process of recovering from harmful beliefs. Her work is deeply personal, driven by her own experiences and her desire to support others in their healing journeys.
She discusses how her roles as a sexual assault intervention advocate and a trauma-informed yoga teacher have shaped her understanding of trauma and recovery. In this candid conversation with Andrew Pledger, Elizabeth also tackles the complex issue of decolonizing Christianity. She emphasizes the importance of interrogating white supremacy within religious contexts and encourages listeners to hold their beliefs loosely, allowing for growth and change.
The episode is a powerful exploration of how we can release toxic beliefs and create a more inclusive and just spiritual landscape. If you're interested in the intersections of faith, trauma, and social justice, this episode is a must-listen. Elizabeth's insights are both enlightening and empowering, offering practical advice for anyone on a similar path.