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COMING MAY 5, 2026: PRE-ORDER NOW!
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by Anna Clark Miller, LPC
After self-publishing The Religious Trauma Survival Guide in 2023, I was approached by Sheldon Press about re-releasing it under a new title for a wider audience. Since then I've been working hard to incorporate updated research, brand new content, and more about my personal story of recovery. I'm so proud of how it turned out!
I'm thrilled to announce that on May 5, 2026, a polished new version of my book will be released internationally!
Heal from religious trauma on your own terms.
​Are you navigating fear, shame, and isolation in the aftermath of harmful experiences in religion? Are you so used to suppressing your own needs and emotions, that you don't know how to express them anymore?
 
For God's Sake: Recovering from Religious Trauma offers language to help you understand what you've experienced, process your hurt and anger, and start healing on your own terms. You'll learn how to turn your self-judgement into curiosity, and your shame into self-compassion. Each chapter includes multiple inventories, checklists, and personal reflection prompts to help you connect more deeply with yourself and gain insight into how religious trauma has impacted you. 

Grounded in research and counseling experience, Miller takes a religiously neutral approach to healing. She knows from experience that many religious trauma survivors are understandably anxious about perceived hidden agendas, particularly those tied to religion and spirituality. So whether you're looking to leave religion completely or seek a new, healthier relationship with your faith, For God's Sake can help you recover and explore who you are beyond religious trauma.
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About the Author
Anna Clark Miller, LPC is a licensed counselor, author, speaker, and trainer who specializes in recovery from religious trauma, spiritual abuse, and cults. Her passion for healing from high-control religion started with her own experiences in a fundamentalist belief system. She was raised overseas by evangelical missionaries, educated in religious universities, and worked in religious organizations for 10 years before recognizing the signs of religious trauma. After getting a degree in mental counseling, she started her career in trauma recovery with a focus on adverse experiences in high-control religious groups. She facilitates clinical training for therapists and social workers treating religious trauma and speaks at retreats and conferences for survivors.
For publicity and press inquiries contact Cassandra Murphy at Cassandra.Murphy@johnmurrays.co.uk.
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