Pastor Marcos Torres discusses healing from religious trauma.

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Originally from New Jersey, Marcos Torres now resides in Australia with his partner Candice and their two sons. Together as a coach and therapist team, Marcos and Candice specialize in guiding individuals through the process of healing and recovery from religious trauma and spiritual abuse.

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Resources:

• Free guide: “7 Steps to Healing from Religious Trauma”





• Workshops





• “The Road” (book)





• Blog

Three books Marcos mentions that impacted him:

• My Tortured Mind Martin Webber





• Seeing With New Eyes Ty Gibson





• Questions on Doctrine Revisited Alfred Leroy Moore

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