Reclaiming After
GGWO

Virtual Support Group // Summer 2026

Reclaiming After GGWO

June 1 - August 17

Mondays

3-5pm CT // 1-3 PT // 4-6 pm ET

This support group offers a space for folks of all genders and generations who have experienced spiritual abuse or harm at the hands of the Greater Grace World Outreach (formerly known as The Bible Speaks) and are reclaiming their identity, pleasure, and autonomy. If you have experienced spiritual abuse in any context, religious or non-religious, you are welcome and wanted here. Join Kayla Felten (she/they), LICSW, and Kelsey Wright (she/her), MSW student, this Summer on Mondays from 3-5pm CST (1-3pm PT // 4-6pm ET) for intentionally curated discussions to help you reclaim your power and ownership of your narrative. Participation in this 10 session, 20 hour season support group is offered at a one time pay-as-you-can exchange of $200-$400.

This group runs 6/1/26 - 8/17/26

This group will not meet on: 7/26/26 & 7/27/26

Registration closes May 22, 2026 // 8pm CT

Meet your facilitators

Kayla Felten
(she/they)

Kayla Felten, MSW, LICSW (she/her) has been an advocate for religious trauma and spiritual abuse survivors throughout her career, as the co-founder and Executive Director of the Reclamation Collective, as well as a Psychedelic Therapist in her clinical work. In both of these realms of practice, Kayla has been able to support those in the process of reclaiming their inner peace, relational harmony, autonomy, pleasure, and authentic self. Kayla grew up in the Chicagoland suburbs in a faith context called the Plymouth Brethren, which she no longer identifies with, yet has reclaimed a personal sense of spirit and spirituality. Over the course of the last 4 years, she has been navigating an immigration journey to her current residence in Playa del Carmen, Mexico.

MSW Student

Kelsey Wright (she/her)

Kelsey Wright, an MSW student, comes from an evangelical Christian background. Through her experiences, faith, identity, and belonging, her understanding of the world was deeply shaped. Kelsey’s journey of deconstruction has fueled her passion for supporting others navigating spiritual abuse and religious trauma. Kelsey still considers herself a person of faith, wanting to still believe. Kelsey is drawn to the teachings on loving and fully accepting our neighbors, and hopes to be an access point for others, an access she did not have. She expects deconstruction and reclamation to be a lifelong journey as she continues to pursue joy, peace, and personal agency.