• Weekly 75-min meetings: Trauma-informed structure, focused emotional safety, with grounding and closure every session
• Personal guidance & group psychoeducation: Metabolizing betrayal, discovery trauma, and relational justice
• Somatic regulation: Nervous system and body-based safety tools, processing trauma responses
• Written and creative exercises: Grieving, boundary setting, trauma mapping, understanding triggers
• Your timeline and choices: No pressure to reconcile, stay/leave, or meet “relationship goals”—this is about you
• Workbook: Take-home reflection, self-care planning, and a mapped archive of truth
• Resources: Glossary, FAQs, digital downloads, and referrals
• Do I have to stay with my partner, or work on the relationship?
No. Your healing does not depend on their participation, sobriety, or “success.” All relationship outcomes are honored.
• Can I join the group if I do not live near you? Yes. This group meets securely on Zoom, so partners may join from anywhere in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and other international locations. You will need a private, reliable place to participate, a stable internet connection, and the ability to attend at the scheduled group time in your local time zone. The group meets every Wednesday at 3:15 PM Pacific / 6:15 PM Eastern. Your Zoom invitation and calendar link will reflect the meeting time for your location.
• Who is this specialized approach for?
This group is a specialized clinical resource for partners seeking betrayal trauma recovery, specifically those navigating the Minwalla Model, Integrity Abuse, and the Secret Sexual Basement. It serves as an independent, high-level, tangible, separate healing path, regardless of whether the betrayer is in DSTE, Harm to Healing, DST recovery, addiction, or SA models.
• Is this a “codependency curriculum”?
No. This program will NEVER suggest your trauma is caused by your own flaws or participation.
• I’ve tried therapy or couples work before—how is this different?
This work is trauma-centered, not relationship or symptom-centered. Your reality, injuries, and AVT (abuse-victimization-trauma) are the focus—not fixing coupleship or managing “addiction" / being a co-addict in response to the betrayer.
• Is this confidential?
100%. Group norms require safety, privacy, and no outside sharing.
We understand that true healing requires a comprehensive approach. While this is an independent group program, we recognize the value of specific resources for individual needs.
For clients seeking betrayer-focused group work: We maintain a select, curated list of trusted professionals and programs that align with a commitment to accountability and growth. We encourage you to research your options and choose the path that best supports your recovery model and vision for relational repair.