Kati Morton is a licensed therapist, author and public speaker who is well-known for her YouTube channel focused on mental health where she covers a wide range of topics, including family dynamics, anxiety, depression, eating disorders, trauma, and more.
In her videos, Kati offers valuable insights and practical advice on how to navigate the complex world of mental health.
She provides strategies for managing difficult emotions, coping with stress, and improving overall well-being.
Kati's non-judgmental approach makes her content accessible to people from all walks of life.
In this video, I talk about the 7 ways religion can be traumatizing.
As someone who grew up in a very religious household, and very active in church, I found the benefits of church. But I also see that religious trauma syndrome is a real thing, and I have researched and heard so many stories of it. And I often get questions: do I have religious trauma? Signs of religious trauma? Religious trauma symptoms? or how do I leave a church? At the end of the day, religion should make us feel more connected to self and others, and if your church is making you feel hurt or separate, then it may be time to walk away. In this video I dive deep into religious abuse and toxic church culture.
In her videos, Kati offers valuable insights and practical advice on how to navigate the complex world of mental health.
She provides strategies for managing difficult emotions, coping with stress, and improving overall well-being.
Kati's non-judgmental approach makes her content accessible to people from all walks of life.
In this video, I talk about the 7 ways religion can be traumatizing.
As someone who grew up in a very religious household, and very active in church, I found the benefits of church. But I also see that religious trauma syndrome is a real thing, and I have researched and heard so many stories of it. And I often get questions: do I have religious trauma? Signs of religious trauma? Religious trauma symptoms? or how do I leave a church? At the end of the day, religion should make us feel more connected to self and others, and if your church is making you feel hurt or separate, then it may be time to walk away. In this video I dive deep into religious abuse and toxic church culture.