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Betrayal Trauma Recovery

Self-Care & Betrayal Trauma

Betrayal Trauma Recovery

Anne Blythe, M.Ed.

Education, Sexuality, Relationships, Mental Health, Society & Culture, Self-improvement, Health & Fitness

4.61.4K Ratings

🗓️ 9 June 2020

⏱️ 23 minutes

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Summary

When a woman has been betrayed, self-care is the last thing on her mind, but it's the most important thing she can do for her own healing. Trish White explains why.

Transcript

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0:00.0

Welcome to Betrayal Trauma Recovery. This is Anne. Before I introduce this week's guest, I just want to check in with everyone, see how you were doing.

0:09.0

Some of you may be under stay-at-home orders or quarantine. Some of you may have gotten sick or

0:15.0

you may just be sick from something else, you know, food poisoning or whatever.

0:20.3

My heart goes out to all of us right now. It has been a really stressful, difficult time.

0:25.6

Many of us are homeschooling children and it's difficult for them to focus.

0:30.4

It's just a hard time. So let's send grace to everyone now and love and support that you need and you might not be feeling

0:40.0

Hopefully you can just feel it just for a moment during this podcast.

0:44.0

Betrayal Trauma Recovery Group is going strong.

0:47.0

We have multiple sessions per day.

0:49.0

When you become a member, you get unlimited live support. So go to our website, BTR.org and you can talk to women today.

0:58.8

Like in person, well not in person, but live online face to face and get some support women who really

1:06.4

understand what you're going through the other issue is for those of you where

1:10.2

the abuse has escalated because they don't have the excuse of work anymore to sort of throw around,

1:15.6

so now they're irritable, there's going to be more emotional abuse, more gaslighting,

1:20.6

most likely during this time because they don't have that outlet of

1:24.1

blaming work for everything because they're at home. Some people are in that boat.

1:28.2

Our coaches can help you navigate how to set some boundaries to keep yourself safe. If someone keeps

1:34.8

stepping on your toe, what are the steel-toed boots that you can buy and put on so that

1:42.4

if they step on your toe again it doesn't hurt.

1:45.6

Those boundaries are those steel towed boots that we're looking for.

1:48.7

When you join Betrayal Trauma Recovery Group, you can talk about possible options for boundaries. You can talk about the

1:54.3

safety violations that are happening in your home and how to navigate all of that.

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