Narcissistic Abuse Training for Church Leaders & Christian Professionals.
The course title was inspired by the scripture.
Finally, brothers and sisters, rejoice! Strive for full restoration, encourage one another, be of one mind, live in peace. And the God of love and peace will be with you.
- 2 Corinthians 13:11 -
The course explores the dynamics of narcissistic abuse trauma, including coercive control, scriptural manipulation, gaslighting, and the long-term psychological and spiritual impact on victim-survivors.
Participants will gain the knowledge and skills needed to recognise the subtle and overt signs of abuse, prevent escalation through early intervention, avoid common faith-based misunderstandings that often cause further harm and
respond wisely and compassionately to narcissistic abuse or domestic abuse disclosures amongst congregations, clients and the communities they serve.
The training is firmly grounded in biblical truth, integrity, and pastoral responsibility.
Scriptures are thoughtfully integrated to inform clarity on Biblical teachings about abuse, submission, forgiveness, repentance, reconciliation, love and justice.
The course challenges harmful interpretations that protect and enable abusers while empowering leaders to uphold Christ-centred care, safety, and accountability.
Through practical teaching, lived-experience case studies, and applied frameworks, participants will learn how to:
Who Should Enrol?
This training is especially suited for pastors, ministry leaders, counsellors, chaplains, coaches, social workers, and Christian professionals who serve individuals, families, and communities.
Training pack for each delegate including workbooks, related tools and a certificate of attendance.
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Company No: 16697911
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Based in the United Kingdom with a global reach.
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