A faith crisis is a period of emotional and psychological distress that happens when long-held religious beliefs begin to feel uncertain, conflicted, or no longer aligned with a person’s lived experience. For many women, a faith crisis is not simply about doubting beliefs. It can impact identity, relationships, parenting, marriage, community, and a person’s sense of safety or belonging.
A faith crisis often brings grief, fear, confusion, anger, and loneliness. But for many people, it can also become the beginning of deeper self-trust, authenticity, and healing.
Dig Deeper: Processing Anger After Leaving the LDS Church
Hi, I’m Chelsey! I’m a licensed therapist and mom who knows firsthand how hard it can be to balance the demands of life, faith transitions, religious trauma, and motherhood. That’s why I’ve dedicated my practice to helping women like you—moms in various stages and transitions of motherhood—feel supported, empowered, and hopeful again.