Have you ever reflected on your past and cringed at moments when you might have been a bit of a religious jerk? It happens to the best of us. Sometimes, even after leaving religion behind, we unknowingly carry some of its less savory aspects – like sexism, racism, or homophobia – into our secular lives.

If you missed it, I had the privilege of being part of a candid discussion on how to avoid being a secular jerk.

In this video, hosted by Amaia Perez and Eric Wells from RfR (Recovering from Religion), we explored strategies for shedding those lingering attitudes and behaviors that don't align with our values as secular individuals. Drawing from my own experience as a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist based in California, specializing in helping mixed-faith and religious/secular couples build connected, intimate, and satisfying relationships, I shared insights tailored to our unique journey.

Plus, to support mixed-faith couples on their path to understanding and unity, I'm offering a free mini-course that provides valuable tools and guidance.

If you're ready to leave behind the remnants of religious attitudes and embrace a more inclusive and compassionate secular worldview, be sure to catch the replay of this enlightening discussion. It's filled with practical advice and insights that can help us all become better allies and members of our communities.

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