Healing After Betrayal
Your world has shattered. You’ve lost trust in your partner, and you’ve lost trust in yourself. You wonder how you could have missed the signs. You wonder what’s wrong with you. You also wonder if you’re the only one who feels this way.
You’re not.
Many times, it can feel as if the betrayer gets all the help while you are left alone to figure out how to survive in this new reality. It feels unfair and unhelpful both to you and to your relationship. But the truth is, you’re not alone. And you deserve to go on your own journey of healing in a place where you feel seen and understood.
You deserve a community of your own.
Healing in Community
This group therapy aims to provide a safe space for women going through betrayal trauma.
We will utilize the workbook Facing Heartbreak in our support groups to ground our discussions. Each week of this eight-week journey will center around a specific aspect of your healing, covering themes such as establishing safety, reducing shame, and embracing personal empowerment.
My goal is to help trauma survivors find the encouragement, support, and tools that they need to help them both understand their pain and also work through it into a place of healing and peace.
Details
These peer support groups will meet in-person for eight (8) weeks on Tuesday evenings from 7:00pm-8:30pm. Start date TBD.
Sessions will be held at our Camarillo office location:
1601 Carmen Drive, Suite 212D, Camarillo.
This support group is currently gathering interest and will start soon! Call today to reserve your spot!
Participation Cost:
$250 per month, charged on the 15th of each month, for a total investment of $500
Required prior to first group session:
Purchase the workbook Facing Heartbreak by Stefanie Carnes, Mari Lee, and Anthony Rodriguez
(Currently $27.60 on Amazon).
Our Support Group is Forming Now – Hurry, Space is Limited!
Healing from traumatic events cannot be done alone, and beyond having a dedicated time to prioritize yourself and your journey each week, a therapy group has many other benefits and helpful resources including:
A place where you can share your struggles and thus reduce the shame you experience
An opportunity to learn from other trauma survivors who may be at different points in their own healing
Gaining a perspective different from your own and learning where you might have blind spots
Connection with others where you can feel safe and have accountability and support
