As a self-study course, you will be working through these steps in the privacy of your home. No self- disclosure is required or expected. I encourage you to join the webinars and Facebook group to connect with others who are working on their recovery from betrayal, but you decide what you want to share. The same holds true for the support group option.

You are welcome to join us and participate at the level that you are ready. You can watch the webinars at your own pace and use the material as you are ready. No one will ever pressure you to participate. We are here to meet you where you are in providing support and knowledge that you can access as you are ready.

I expect respect for one another at all times. That includes no screenshots, no sharing outside of the group, as well as no critical, judgmental or shaming interactions. If there are violations, they will be addressed and appropriate steps taken for the safety of the group. You can choose your screen name as well as determine how you would like to interact with others. You can create a separate Facebook page for your interaction in the group as a way to protect your privacy. You can also use an alias in the webinar calls.

This program works to help you navigate the steps to healing from betrayal. People from all beliefs are touched by betrayal. This group focuses on providing the knowledge of the healing tools that will benefit everyone, regardless of religious beliefs.

Support systems are so important in healing that I believe we all can find benefit in the connection with others. If you would like to be with others who are working to heal from betrayal and rebuild their lives, you are at the right place!

Many women have found that joining a support group is a great adjunct to working with an individual therapist as it gives you a community of women who are accessible, understand your struggles and are eager to connect with and support one another.

This program helps you identify skills that you have and or can develop that will help you pinpoint areas where you can grow while gaining the support of others who are working on the same skills. The information you learn about yourself and through the webinars may be beneficial in helping you and your therapist tailor treatment to your specific needs.

Support groups are highly effective at giving people “in the same boat” a support network. The group members can help people feel less alone with their problem and can also provide a lot of practical problem-solving advice that might help a group member manage their situation more effectively.

You may consider adding individual therapy or group therapy in addition to the support group.

While this program does not provide tools for decision making about staying or leaving your marriage and can use the information on self-care and boundary setting in your decision-making process.

Participating in the group to work on rebuilding your Self, boundaries and healing while you make your decision may benefit you in developing the necessary strength and knowledge to make the decision that is best for you.

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This program focuses on moving forward and forging that pathway to healing.

Therapy traditionally addresses the dynamics in your life and relationship that are not working for you.

This program gives you direction to where you want to be and are ready to build the life you would like to have.

So, while it is not a therapeutic intervention, it can be a wonderful supplement to work that you do with a therapist, as a stand-alone psycho-educational program or a supplement after you have completed therapy.

You will receive recordings of the webinars and the digital copy of the 30 Days, 30 Ways eBook. Downloads will be disabled 14 days after the program so be sure you have them on your computer!

The Facebook group will be active through the program.