Hey, it's Anne. If you've listened to this podcast, you know I interview women who are dealing with

their husband's lies, anger, or infidelity. I've interviewed over 200 women and counting.

If you relate to anything you hear in this episode, we can help you today. I created our daily

live group sessions because when I was going through it, no matter how hard I tried, I couldn't

find the help I needed.

We know exactly how to help women in this situation.

The entire BTR team has been through it, so we know how to anticipate the issues you're likely to face

when you discover your husband's lives or infidelity.

No matter where you are in the world, we can help you immediately.

Check out our group session schedule at BTR.org slash group.

Everyone knows divorce isn't just paperwork.

It's a complex emotional and logistical process that's almost impossible to navigate alone.

Divorce and emotional abuse go hand in hand. So if you're

struggling after divorce, the right support can make all the difference. Felicia told her story

nine months ago on a podcast called This is Why You're Not Co-dependent. She has come back to

give us an update about how she's feeling.

Before we catch up with her, there are three things that are really important for navigating emotional abuse after divorce.

Number one is getting the right information.

Did you know that many women are or were emotionally abused to the point that it resulted in divorce, but they blamed

themselves, and they still don't even know that it was emotional abuse? If you're listening and that

might be you, take our free emotional abuse quiz. Go to btr.org slash podcast. Search for this

podcast episode. At the very top, there is a link to our free

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