Soul Restoration Project

10/05/2026

We’re so grateful for the opportunity to learn from Dr. Brad Strawn and Dr. Earl Bland as they shared from their work on The Integrative Mindset.

It was a meaningful time of conversation, reflection, and learning around spiritual integration—considering how our theological, cultural, and personal contexts shape the way we understand ourselves, our clients, and the work we do together.

We also loved the opportunity to connect with other therapists, share ideas, and learn alongside one another.
Thank you to Brad and Earl for sharing their wisdom with us, and to everyone who joined us for such a thoughtful and engaging gathering. We’re grateful for spaces like these that invite curiosity, deepen our clinical work, strengthen connection within our community, and help us remain open to the many ways God may be at work in our midst. 🤍

09/14/2026

Shame can be a powerful inner voice. What if we met it with curiosity and compassion instead? 🌿

👉Read our latest blog by Catherine Morrill, MDiv, LMFT — https://www.soulrestorationproject.org/blog/roots-and-relational-xl36k-ne4wa-yye2a

09/12/2026

Shame can shape the way we speak to ourselves, often so quietly that we barely notice it. In Part 4 of our From Hiding to Health series, Catherine Morrill explores how we can begin recognizing the inner voice of shame, understanding what it may be protecting us from, and responding to ourselves with greater curiosity and compassion 💛

Read full blog 👇

This is Part 4 in our series on Shame, From Hiding to Health, Written by: Catherine Morrill, MDiv, LMFT . In the last blog post, we discussed how shame can begin to lose its grip as we experience deeper, more authentic relationships with others. In this post, we'll turn our attention inw

08/25/2026

What happens when understanding our shame isn’t enough to loosen its grip?

In Part 3 of our Shame: From Hiding to Health series, Catherine Morrill, MDiv, LMFT explores how shame begins to lose its power through safe relationships, compassion, and the experience of being truly known.

Read How Shame Loses Its Grip on the SRP blog link below 💛

This is Part 3 in our series: “Shame: From Hiding to Health. ” Written by: Catherine Morrill, MDiv, LMFT . Have you ever had a breakthrough in therapy or your own self-reflection that suddenly made your struggles make more sense? Maybe you connected a current challenge to experiences from

08/17/2026

A little summer gathering with some of our Soul Restoration Project therapists ☀️ Grateful for time together outside of the therapy room and for the community we get to share in this work.

08/14/2026

When Faith Has Hurt 🌿

A new virtual psychotherapy group for adults 18+ in California who identify as part of the LGBTQ+ community.

Facilitated by Justin McArdle, LMFT.

Interested in learning more? Email Justin at [email protected] by September 5 to schedule a consultation call and determine whether the group may be a good fit for you.

08/01/2026

We are offering a new virtual therapy group, When Faith Has Hurt, for LGBTQ+ adults who are navigating the impact of religious trauma and spiritual hurt.

Religious experiences can sometimes leave lasting feelings of shame, fear, rejection, grief, or confusion. This group will provide a supportive space to process those experiences, connect with others who may share similar stories, and move toward greater healing, self-understanding, authenticity, and hope. 💛

To learn more about the group, including dates, cost, and how to join, visit the link below:

Learn and heal with others. Find encouragement, understanding, healing and freedom from isolation.

07/27/2026

Long Beach Area Christian Therapists gathered for a meaningful afternoon with Dr. Kimber Del Valle, exploring “What Do We Do With the Body? Sustainability for Therapist and Client.”

Kimber guided us in noticing how stress and emotion show up in the body and introduced simple somatic practices we can use both personally and with our clients. We’re grateful for the thoughtful conversation, shared learning, and time together in community ✨

Just a few snapshots from our time together! We look forward to gathering again soon! 🌿

07/06/2026

Shame often shows up in patterns we don’t immediately recognize. Understanding those patterns is an important step toward healing.

Read more about chronic shame on our blog—link in bio 🌿

06/15/2026

People-pleasing, perfectionism, overthinking, withdrawal, and self-criticism often have deeper roots than we realize. Chronic shame can quietly shape the way we relate to ourselves, others, and the world around us.

✨For a deeper look at where shame comes from and how healing begins, check out the full blog linked in my bio.