Betrayal Recovery
What is Betrayal Trauma ?
Betrayal trauma occurs when trust is broken within a relationship that was expected to feel emotionally safe and secure.
This may include experiences such as:
infidelity or emotional affairs
secrecy or chronic dishonesty
compulsive sexual behaviors or pornography addiction
hidden communication or relational boundary violations
repeated patterns of emotional invalidation or deception
The impact of betrayal is not only about the behavior itself — it is about the loss of safety, predictability, and trust within the relationship.
This type of trauma can affect your nervous system, identity, attachment patterns, and sense of self.
Healing from betrayal does not mean forgetting what happened or forcing yourself to move forward before you are ready.
Healing may look like:
feeling emotionally grounded again
trusting your intuition and perceptions
gaining clarity about boundaries and relational needs
experiencing less hypervigilance and internal distress
reconnecting with parts of yourself that felt lost
Safety, clarity, and self-trust can be rebuilt over time.
Healing from Betrayal
Betrayal Trauma Process Group
For Adult Partners of Individuals Struggling with Sex Addiction
Betrayal trauma can leave you feeling disoriented, unsafe, and disconnected from yourself and others. You may find yourself questioning your reality, struggling with intrusive thoughts, or carrying waves of grief, anger, and confusion.
This process group is a space to slow down and begin making sense of your experience in connection with others who understand.
Unlike structured or purely educational groups, this is a relational process group—meaning we focus on what is happening in the here-and-now, allowing for deeper healing through shared experience, emotional expression, and supportive connection.
Together, we will gently explore the impact of betrayal while supporting you in:
Reconnecting with your inner voice and intuition
Rebuilding a sense of emotional safety
Processing grief, anger, and loss
Developing and practicing healthy boundaries
Strengthening your sense of self and self-trust
This group is trauma-informed, non-judgmental, and paced with care, honoring that healing from betrayal takes time and support.
Group Details
Format: Therapist-led process group
Cost: $50 per session (private pay only)
Eligibility: Adult partners impacted by sex addiction
Availability: Ongoing group with limited space to maintain safety and connection
Contact for a consultation to join!