About
Faith Allison is a pastor, trauma-informed counselor, and community healing architect who has spent over three decades helping individuals and communities rebuild their stories after pain, crisis, trauma, and spiritual disconnection. Her work blends neuroscience, attachment theory, spiritual formation, and trauma-informed practices to create safe, transformative experiences — both digitally and in person — where people reclaim identity, restore connection, and rediscover lost hope.
She is the author of UnNormal, a book born from her conviction that everyone deserves to be seen — and longs to be known. For over ten years her digital sanctuary and private practice at The Intersections Community, has offered a cross-cultural space for people contending with the voice of the past to find peace, clarity, and whole-hearted lives.
Therapeutic Modalities: ACT, CBT, DBT-informed interventions, behavioral approaches, solution-focused therapy, narrative approaches, strengths-based approaches.
Trauma Specialization: PTSD, complex trauma, developmental trauma, attachment trauma, traumatic grief, nervous-system regulation, somatic and sensory-informed interventions, dissociation-informed care, post-traumatic growth.
Clinical Frameworks: attachment theory, family systems, multigenerational family systems, personality and temperament, developmental theory, relational theory, polyvagal theory.
Whole-Person Approaches: identity, values, strengths, meaning, purpose, spiritual integration when desired by the client.
