Betrayal Trauma Therapy

You’re not crazy. You’re not broken. You have betrayal trauma and you can heal.

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We understand the depth of pain and loss that come through betrayal and know how to help our clients navigate the journey every step of the way; from discovery and crisis to grieving and healing. We are passionate about treating betrayal from a trauma perspective and implement interventions that promote safety (emotional, physical, spiritual, and mental) as the foundation on which to begin the healing process.

What Is Betrayal Trauma?

When trust and safety are broken through infidelity, the reaction is manifested in characteristics aligned with PTSD; namely depression, anxiety, flashbacks, recurrent nightmares, and avoidance of reminders of the event.

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Learn in greater detail about what we call "Relational Trauma Response"

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Betrayal Trauma Support Group

Call or text the office at 941-356-2061 for information on current groups.

 

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Steps to Recovery

Step 1: Make A Decision To Want Help And Reach Out

We provide a safe, calming, non-judgmental, confidential and comfortable environment to share your story and begin the healing process. 

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Step 2: Meet With Your Therapist

Meet with your therapist as they will assess your situation. This will then guide the development of your personalized recovery plan. Your plan can include individual therapy, group therapy, EMDR therapy, couples therapy, disclosure process, etc...

Step 3: Implementing Your Personalized Plan, One Day At A Time

You and your therapist will continue to collaborate as you begin the process of healing. Generally, this includes a variety of important therapeutic elements such as understanding your trauma, grieving your losses, navigating the questions, setting boundaries and gathering information needed in order to make decisions about the relationship through obtaining a therapeutic disclosure (when possible).
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