Beyond The Wound

Freedom and connection after religious trauma

First annual virtual summit

January 15th- February 5th, 2023

*Registration includes access until March 1. 2023.

Thank You for an amazing inaugural event!

Discover that you’re not alone

Learn from trauma trained professionals

Chart your own unique path to healing

People are often left confused and alone after being hurt by toxic theology and organized religion. Resulting in:

  • Broken relationships and lost community

  • Confusion about your identity and beliefs

  • Burdensome tension, anxiety and guilty

No one should have to walk the path of healing alone.

Join us, January 15th - February 5th, 2023 and

Move Beyond the Wound

Virtual Sessions with Trauma Specialists

Starting Jan 15th, join us for 3 weeks of pre-recorded and live sessions with religious trauma specialists. Live sessions every Sunday.

Designed by Bevie Labrie

Tools & Resources to Grow after Trauma

Learn how to identify how trauma is showing up in your life and discover practical tools and resources for mind-body healing.

Designed by Bevie Labrie

A Safe Shame-free Community

Engage in a safe and loving environment with others who have felt the same pain as you.

Designed by Bevie Labrie

Beyond the Wound brings together a group of trusted guides to help religious trauma survivors find relief.

This event addresses religious trauma in an embodied way, focusing on healing the integrated self: body, mind, heart (soul/spirit/emotion/psyche). 

Our speakers are leaders in their fields and come to you as guides, not gurus, because they know you are the kind of people who don’t want another list of rules to follow but instead want to feel empowered to chart your own path with confidence, freedom and joy. 

In order to chart your own path, you need to know that you’re not crazy or alone, discover why you feel stuck and be equipped with practical tools that will help you move beyond the wound.

Our Speakers and Interviewers

Meet the Founders

We understand how it feels to long for relief after painful religious experiences. We created Beyond The Wound so anyone can start the healing journey. 

  • Find freedom from exhaustion, difficult emotions, fear and anxiety.

  • Learn how to be content with who you are right now.

  • Connect with a safe and peaceful community. 

  • Identify tools to help you find your way forward.

  • Understand how trauma affects your body’s nervous system.

Kara Erickson, Founder

Lydia Bakkar, Co-Founder

  • After purchase you will receive a unique link to access the event.

  • Listen and watch each pre-recorded session after it drops, at your own pace, through March 1st.

How It Works:

You don’t have to to stay stuck in your head and never feel at home in your skin. Join us, at Beyond The Wound, and together we will discover that we don’t have to “have it all figured out” in order to feel relief, joy, contentment, peace.

We could not have put this together without help from our amazing sponsors. Find out more about why they decided to support Beyond the Wound 2023 on our Sponsor page. Are you interested in becoming an event sponsor? If you’re interested in helping to support this event please reach out to us here.

Our Sponsors

Move from feeling confused, lonely, anxious and disconnected to finding freedom as you discover your internal compass, realize you’re not alone and connect with healthy community and resources.

We hope to see you there!

Explore the Event

Meet our Speakers

Thought leaders in field of trauma healing and trained in more than 20 healing modalities, our speakers, counselors and clinicians will share their insights and experiences to help you chart your path to healing.

Meet our Interviewers

Get to know more about our fantastic Interviewers and how their specific qualifications make them ideal to facilitate and direct each session. What a gift to have them guide these important conversations.

“We all have this inner knowing and this extremely resilient untouched unbroken part. I don’t believe any of us are broken, I think we’re injured. We’re not broken in need of fixing, we're hurt in need of healing.”

— Crystle Lampitt, LMSW