Betrayal Trauma from Cheating: Why “Just Move On” Hurts Healing
Description
What happens when a betrayed partner feels invalidated, not only by the one who hurt them, but also by a professional who should be offering support?
In this conversation, experts discuss how the way a question is worded can shift the entire meaning, and how outdated therapeutic approaches may unintentionally cause harm.
The discussion also highlights the painful reality for betrayed partners who often feel they must advocate for themselves—not just in the relationship, but even with the therapist.
Key insights covered in this video:
- Why wording and energy behind questions matter in recovery discussions
- How betrayal trauma can be dismissed or minimized by outdated advice
- The impact of therapists who are not trained in betrayal trauma modalities
- Why betrayed partners often feel forced to advocate for themselves
- How accountability, empathy, and updated research can change the healing process
Healing from betrayal and addiction recovery requires more than surface-level advice. Both individuals deserve accurate support, empathy, and a pathway to rebuilding trust.
Watch now to learn how professionals, partners, and those in recovery can work toward healthier, research-backed healing.
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