Betrayal Trauma Recovery - BTR.ORG

Auteur(s): Anne Blythe M.Ed.
  • Résumé

  • btr.org – BTR.ORG has daily, online Group and Individual Sessions for women victims of emotional & psychological abuse and coercion. For women experiencing pain, chaos, and isolation due to their husband’s abuse: lying, gaslighting, manipulation, cheating, infidelity, emotional abuse, and narcissistic abuse. We recognize that labeling a woman as codependent is a form of victim blaming. Sexual addiction is a domestic abuse issue. Narcissistic abuse is not a communication issue. We help women who are in a relationship, separated, or divorced navigate to recover and heal by establishing safety through boundaries. If you suspect your husband is a narcissist, addict, or emotionally abusive, this podcast is for you. We care about your mental health. Every woman on our team has experienced abuse and betrayal trauma first hand. To learn more about Betrayal Trauma Recovery, visit BTR.ORG
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Épisodes
  • Did Complementarian Ideas Contribute To Emotional Abuse? – J.R.’s Story Part 2
    May 21 2024
    Can complementarian ideas conceal emotional abuse? Join Anne and J.R. as they discuss her journey of overcoming her husband's infidelity, emotional, and spiritual abuse.
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    55 min
  • Here’s How To Tell If Your Emotionally Abusive Husband Will Change – Cece’s Story
    Jan 7 2025
    Women suffering from betrayal trauma want to know if their husbands will ever change. It's a valid question, but at Betrayal Trauma Recovery, we advocate for safety first.
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    49 min
  • When Your Husband Apologizes – How To Know If It’s Genuine
    Dec 31 2024
    Does your husband apologize? If it's happened before, here's how to know if it's a genuine apology.
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    23 min

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