Recovering from Religion

What this service offers

Recovering from Religion supports people dealing with doubts, belief changes, and life after religion through phone and web conversations, local and virtual groups, educational talks, and an online resource collection. Its services include connections to the separate Secular Therapy Project. The organization aims to provide round-the-clock peer contact but notes that a volunteer may not always be available. It is useful for faith transitions beyond cult-specific situations.

• Peer phone and web chat
• Scheduled peer conversations
• Free support groups
• Educational talks
• Recovery resource collection

Who it may be relevant for

These are the audiences described in the public material. Eligibility and personal fit should be discussed with the service directly.

Questions worth asking

• Which meeting or contact option fits my time zone and needs?
• What are the group's privacy and participation rules?
• Can you help me locate a therapist if peer support is not enough?

What our review establishes

Public information

Official peer-support, group and contact pages reviewed

Service scope

Listed as peer support; clinical quality and any outside therapist's license not independently verified

Review date

2026-09-12

We have not independently verified clinical quality, professional licenses, or suitability. A public-source review is not a recommendation or an endorsement by the service. No payment was received for this listing.