Betrayal Trauma Recovery - BTR.ORG Anne Blythe, M.Ed.
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btr.org - btr.org has daily, online Group and Individual Sessions for victims of emotional & psychological abuse and sexual coercion. For women experiencing pain, chaos, and isolation due to their husband’s lying, gaslighting, manipulation, porn use, cheating, infidelity, emotional abuse, and narcissistic abuse. Labeling a victim as "codependent" is a form of victim blaming. Pornography addiction / sex addiction are a domestic abuse issue. Narcissistic abuse is not a communication issue. We help women who are married, separated, or divorced heal through establishing emotional safety. If you suspect your husband is a narcissist, a pornography addict, or emotionally abusive, this podcast is for you. Every woman on our team has experienced betrayal trauma first hand. To learn more about Betrayal Trauma Recovery, visit BTR.ORG
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Is Forgiveness Helpful for Victims of Betrayal?
Forgiveness is a polarizing topic for victims of intimate betrayal. But can it provide relief & healing? Dr. Debi Silber is on the podcast.
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Healing From Betrayal Trauma with Dr. Debi Silber
Healing from betrayal trauma is absolutely possible. Dr. Debi Silber discusses the five steps to healing and more on this episode.
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How Long Does It Take To Heal From Emotional Abuse?
Recovering from your husband's emotional abuse is a journey. There are strategies to speed healing. Here are 3 things to consider.
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Teaching Your Children Healthy Sexuality – The Best Resource
You can teach children healthy sexuality. Here are some quality resources to help make sure your kids are empowered to make healthy choices about sex when the time is right.
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The "Sex Talk": What YOU Need to Know
The Sex Talk can be a good experience for both parents and children. Dina Alexander shares tips, myths, and how-to's.
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When His Sexual Fantasy Signals Abusive Control
When fantasizing is about control, it will be harmful to any relationship. Discover the effects of your husband's sexual fantasies and why they're hurting you.
Customer Reviews
Thank you Anne and thank you BTR
I’m so thankful for finding this resource 1.5 years ago. I knew something was wrong in my marriage but could not quite put a finger on what I was experiencing because he had not hit me “yet”. The only thing I knew was that I was scared and unsafe. He then became physically abusive after 20 years. When I confronted my husband about his infidelities and abuse and me wanting a divorce , the abuse escalated. My body shook violently and uncontrollably for months. His verbal, psychological , and emotional assaults escalated. He refrained from the physical violence because I’m sure at that point he knew my adult children and those around us were watching his every move. My life has been a roller coaster ride since but I am stronger because of your help. Thank you BTR for giving me the knowledge, skills, and resources to find freedom.
Everything is Abuse
I know, I know, it sounds hyperbolic to say that in the BTR world “everything is abuse” but just listen for yourself. Any disagreement between husband and wife is abuse of some sort. That means the husband is “an abuser.” Who wants to be married to an abuser, am I right?! The answer (according to BTR): avoid couples therapy and start the journey to safety (separation) where you can “observe from a distance.” The host, Anne Blythe, destroyed her marriage using these principles and now she wants to share them with the world. You, too, can follow her teachings to do the same thing and feel righteous and good about it. It is profoundly sad to see people being duped by this podcast.
Finally Understood
I have been in relationship after relationship and therapist after therapist and finally, the bypassed experience of living with men that use porn, avoid personal responsibility, and keep separate bank accounts is being called out! TY!!! I would like to start trending a term called Bloomscrolling….growing into the light