Clinical-Theological Resources

Guides

Longer-form, carefully-produced resources that sit between a clinical note and a pastoral letter. Each guide is written in response to a specific request, shaped by conversations with clinicians already attached to the situation.

About these guides

How to read this material

The guides published here are reflective, educational resources produced in response to specific requests — in each case shaped by conversations with clinicians already attached to the situation. They are intended to inform and to accompany professional care, not to replace it.

They do not constitute a therapeutic relationship, and they are not a substitute for direct consultation with a qualified mental-health clinician who knows your history.

If you have questions about how any of this applies to your circumstances — or if you would like someone to think through it with you — please reach out to me directly.

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Available guides

Currently published

Guide 01

Clinical-Theological v2.1 Sensitive content

Maintaining Relationships with a Sexually Abusive Parent

A clinical-theological guide for survivors, families, and caregivers navigating decisions about ongoing contact with an abusive parent. Holds Islamic ethical sources alongside trauma-informed clinical practice.

Published April 2026

Open guide

More guides published as they are requested and completed.