Betrayal Trauma
Why You Need to Stop Saying “I’m Fine”
Saying “I’m fine” when we’re not can be a form of denial and prevent us from fully processing emotions. It gives a false sense that
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Saying “I’m fine” when we’re not can be a form of denial and prevent us from fully processing emotions. It gives a false sense that
Over-analyzing your partner is a common issue that comes up often with our clients. Many people find themselves spending too much time and energy trying
This week’s Choose to Be Podcast features an insightful conversation with Hope Ray, a licensed counselor and pioneer in the field of betrayal trauma recovery.
Have you ever wondered why it is so difficult to repair a relationship after betrayal?
Learn how to heal from betrayal trauma, including seven of our best tips
Do you ever find yourself relating to the old 80’s song, Love Is A Battlefield? Not only can love feel this way, life can too.
Imagine you are down in Vegas playing poker. If you walked up to the table with $10 and you win, you may find yourself a
Healing From Affairs, Sexual Addictions, and Other Marital Infidelities Like A Pioneer A pioneer is defined as a person who is among the first to
If you’ve spent much time in the betrayal trauma recovery scene, you have probably run into the topic of setting boundaries. It can be extremely
I’m not entirely sure why this particular time was so different than the rest. He would call the kids a couple times a week to
I’d like to take an aspect of healing and share some thoughts that I hope will help you to feel less self judgement for yourself
Learn what a boundary is, how to tell if you need one, and how to implement it with Life Coach Ashly Hunter.
Certified Life Coaches, Luke and Alana Gordon from Choose Recovery Services discuss the differences between a slip, close call, and a relapse.
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