Welcome to Betrayal Trauma Recovery. This is Anne. Before we get to this episode's guest, I want to give a shout out to our Betrayal Trauma Recovery Group members. We love you. We're so grateful for you. When you join Betrayal Trauma Recovery Group, you have access to multiple live sessions a day

in every single time zone.

You can talk to our expert coaches who can help you process what is happening.

They can help you process.

Am I being abused?

Am I not being abused?

If I am, how can I set boundaries that lead to my safety. So to see our group session schedule go to BTR.org.

We hope to see you in a session today. I want to mention here that I record these episodes at different times and this

episode was recorded I think in January and we're not posting it until now so if you hear things and you think well that's not

chronological it's because when we record it and then when we actually air it.

Also I talk a lot and sometimes I misspeak so I want to thank you all for your patience if I misspeak and

thank you for understanding that I am not perfect and that I'm doing the best I can.

Thank all of you for your support in spite of the imperfections of this podcast.

We have a review on the podcast that I'd like to share with you, someone wrote in an

empowered victim. She says, as my world has recently been turned upside down I

found your podcast and I'm trying to listen to as many episodes as I can.

Your podcast helps victims and survivors like me feel encouraged and empowered

in such a difficult and traumatic time.

I've also joined the Betrayal Trauma Recovery Group in order to reach out

to other women walking through similar things,

and we're all seeking professional advice along the way.

My favorite takeaway isn't to bash all men or promote divorce, it's for women to realize and create healthy and safe

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