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Empowering Hearts: Intensive 5-Day EMDR Program

Step into a focused, five-day healing journey designed for those facing betrayal trauma. Through expert guidance, EMDR intensives, and compassionate support, you’ll process deep wounds, restore your sense of self, and reclaim your future. Transform pain into strength in a safe, empowering environment.

Deep Dive & Thrive: Intensive 5-Day EMDR Program

The Deep Dive & Thrive program is a 5-day EMDR intensive designed for existing clients who are ready to take their therapy to the next level. Together, we revisit your trauma map, process unfinished memories, and deepen the healing already begun—helping you break patterns, restore balance, and strengthen resilience for lasting transformation.

Empowering Hearts: A Path to Healing and Strength

Discover a path to healing and empowerment with our 10-week online betrayal trauma program, where you'll find the support, guidance, and tools needed to rebuild trust, reclaim your self-worth, and transform your journey from pain to resilience. Click here for more information.

Deep Wounds of Betrayal Trauma

Are you searching for answers to the unbearable pain of being betrayed by someone you love? Betrayal trauma, viewed through an attachment lens, is a profound form of distress that occurs when a trusted person - such as a partner, family member, or close friend - violates that trust. This betrayal disrupts the secure bond essential for emotional safety and support.

You may feel stuck in a whirlwind of pain and confusion, unable to go backward, yet the pain of moving forward feels overwhelming. At the root of this pain is abandonment.

When someone we are close to abandons us, it causes deep trauma, leading us to bond with the one hurting us and creating a cycle of abandonment and pain. This can be hard to accept or understand.

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Healing Sparks Hope

Betrayal trauma is real, and so are the pain, loss, and grieving.

Do your friends and family say, "You should be over that by now," or "Just leave, get out," while you keep feeling the original pain over and over? You don’t have to suffer alone. Our experienced therapists understand betrayal trauma and are here to help.