Healing from

Betrayal Trauma

We expect relationships to be built on trust, love, and mutual respect - which is why the shocking discovery of betrayal in a relationship causes feelings of chaos and confusion.

Recovery from betrayal trauma is difficult to do alone. We're here to offer the support, resources, and connection you need to find healing.⁠

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DID YOU KNOW...

Betrayal trauma can look a lot like Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.

Few experiences create more pain and hurt than sexual infidelity (whether emotional, virtual, or physical). There are ongoing effects from the trauma of this betrayal, and the symptoms and memories may remain for months or even years later.⁠

Many individuals that seek help for betrayal are treated for depression or anxiety - but they struggle to find full healing and recovery.⁠ Our studies have shown that 70% of people who have been betrayed were actually showing symptoms of PTSD – which can require a different set of strategies to overcome.

RIGHT NOW, YOU MAY BE EXPERIENCING:

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Worry and anxiety

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Indescribable fear

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Reliving the experience

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Increased emotional arousal

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Isolation

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Feeling lost or crazy

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Difficulty trusting others

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Negative self-talk

You're not alone - these are all very common symptoms of betrayal trauma. But the good news is, healing IS possible.

You are stronger than you realize, and there are specific strategies that you can implement to begin the healing process.

Many have walked down this road before and successfully found healing. Our goal is to help you gain a clear understanding of how you're being impacted by betrayal from infidelity so you can begin to make shifts that will bring peace back into your life.

OUR METHODS

Through a symptom-focused approach,

we will lead you on a journey back to yourself.

Our methods are based on our research stemming from more than 250,000 assessments and decades of experience working with individuals healing from sexual betrayal.

In addition to in-person sessions, we utilize the Noble app to offer treatment plans (or "Roadmaps") that include self-guided content, automated lessons, action items, assignments, and other forms of between-session support.

How it works:

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Keep making progress – between sessions

Roadmaps offer daily assignments that help you learn the art of staying consistent in your journey for the long haul. We believe that recovery and healing is a marathon, not a sprint, and should be worked at slowly and consistently over time for the best results.

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Actionable interventions to help you put your learning to practice

Journaling prompts and action items scattered throughout the Roadmap give you an opportunity to reflect upon and practice what you've been learning while deepening your healing.

More effective one-on-one sessions

Check-ins in each section of your Roadmap help you stay present in your journey, monitor progress, and pinpoint areas that you may need to work on more in your next session, while the ability for your therapist to review your journaling responses and track your progress allows for more tailored and effective one-on-one sessions.