This workshop embodies the “Embrace & Evolve” theme by equipping participants to embrace their current understanding of religious trauma while evolving their approaches through salutogenic, health-focused frameworks. Designed for mental health professionals, social workers, counselors, faith leaders, family program providers, childcare professionals, and parents navigating religious trauma within their families or practice settings, this session shifts focus from pathology to the origins of health, empowering participants to facilitate healing through evidence-based resilience-building strategies. Professionals will discover how to embrace the complexity of religious trauma in their client populations while evolving their interventions through salutogenesis and trauma-informed care principles. The workshop creates a safe, community-based learning environment where participants identify healing journey stages, recognize transformative turning points, and develop practical tools for building new narratives beyond religious trauma—whether working with clients, supporting family members, or navigating personal experiences. Attendees will gain a comprehensive understanding of religious trauma recovery processes, receive tangible resource-mapping techniques applicable across practice settings, and connect with colleagues facing similar professional challenges while discovering pathways from deconstruction to sustainable, authentic living. Participants will leave with personalized resource maps adaptable to diverse contexts, resilience practices for both professional and personal application, and expanded professional networks that facilitate ongoing learning and transformation in their work with individuals and families affected by religious trauma.