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Faith in the Fog: A Workbook for Healing When the Path Isn't Clear is a reflective, faith-informed workbook designed for adult survivors of childhood trauma and those who support them. This journey invites readers to:

• Explore the hidden impact of early trauma through storytelling, Scripture, and simple practices
• Develop self-awareness without shame using trauma-informed, grace-based tools
• Cultivate a deeper connection with God by engaging both head and heart
• Slow down and reflect rather than push forward to fix
• Practice healing in small, honest steps at your own pace

Faith in the Fog doesn't offer quick answers. It offers space to listen, reflect, and remember that you are not alone and that healing is possible.

Inspired by Charlotte's memoir, What Kind of Love Is This? Finding God in the Darkness.

What Others Say About This Book:

I liked that Charlotte includes a tool to replace lies readers are believing with truth. Many times, you just have to choose to believe the truth when you don't feel it. It looks like a good supplement to go with counseling. I can see using this as homework for a Counselee.

-Mettra Prouty, Biblical Counselor

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This workbook is amazing. Charlotte's conversational writing style drew me in and it felt like I was having a conversation with her. The workbook seamlessly blends Charlotte's story, interactive tools, and scripture reflections to offer a holistic approach to healing from trauma.

-Krystl Michalek, Pastor/ Educator/Biblical Counselor

About the Author:

Charlotte B. Thomason is a writer, speaker, and mentor who helps trauma survivors find healing through faith, story, and reflection. A survivor of childhood abuse, she draws from lived experience and decades of social work practice to guide others toward hope. She holds a Master's degree in social work and a Master's degree in Christian apologetics, blending clinical insight and theological depth in all her work.

Charlotte B. Thomason is a writer, speaker, and mentor who helps trauma survivors find healing through faith, story, and reflection. A survivor of childhood abuse, she draws from lived experience and decades of social work practice to guide others toward hope. She holds a Master's degree in social work and a Master's degree in Christian apologetics, blending clinical insight and theological depth in all her work.