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Betrayal Trauma Recovery

Anne Blythe, M.Ed.
Emotional Abuse
Betrayal Trauma
Pornography Addiction
Psychological Abuse
Gaslighting
Betrayal Trauma Recovery
Narcissistic Abuse
Boundaries
Mental Health
Infidelity
Domestic Violence
Pornography
Support Groups
Domestic Abuse
Sex Addiction
Divorce
Narcissism
Therapy
Recovery
Community Support

No woman wants to face the horror of her husband’s betrayal. Or have to recover from the emotional, physical & financial trauma and never-ending consequences. But these courageous women DID. And we’ll walk with you, so YOU can too. If you’re experiencing pain, chaos, and isolation due to your husband’s lying, anger, gaslighting, manipulation, infidelity, and/or emotional abuse… If he’s undermined ... more

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By the time many women find Betrayal Trauma Recovery they’ve already been through years of couples counseling, addiction therapy, or programs focused on marriage therapy for infidelity, hoping a professional will help them finally piece together what... more

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Do you feel anxious, confused, or unsafe in your marriage, but you can’t quite explain why? These 7 emotional safety examples can help you find clarity when your husband’s words sound loving, but his actions leave you feeling betrayed. Before we get ... more

We’d all like to believe that divorce stops abuse, but post separation abuse is so common. The truth is, abusers don’t stop wanting power over their victims, even after divorce. To learn if your ex-husband is continuing to abuse you after your separa... more

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Most women would probably not describe their husband as misogynistic. But some examples of misogyny are so subtle, you may be surprised to realize your husband is doing them. 3 EXAMPLES OF MISOGYNY 1. HE NEEDS A LIST FOR EVERY HOUSEHOLD CHORE Your hu... more

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Dr. Jill Manning
Licensed marriage and family therapist and certified clinical partner specialist, specializing in sexual addiction and betrayal trauma.
Episode: Marriage Therapy for Infidelity? The Risks You Need to Know
Michelle Donnelly
Single mother of three and advocate for women dealing with betrayal trauma.
Agape Moms
Episode: The Truth About Post Separation Abuse – Women’s Stories
Dr. Jessica Taylor
Psychologist, author
Episode: 3 Examples Of Misogyny Your Husband May Be Doing Right Now
Laura Kelly
Co‑founder of She Honors Herself, supports high-risk domestic abuse victims
She Honors Herself
Episode: Once You See His Covert Narcissist Traits, Everything Changes
Michelle Martin
Co‑founder of She Honors Herself, supports survivors of domestic violence and their children
She Honors Herself
Episode: Once You See His Covert Narcissist Traits, Everything Changes
Sheila Gregoire
Author and researcher focusing on Christian views of sex and marriage; co-author of The Great Sex Rescue
The Great Sex Rescue
Episode: The Urgent Marriage Bible Reference No One Quotes
Marni Bown
Public speaker sharing her journey of surviving Betrayal Trauma, addiction, divorce, and navigating life as a single mother
Speaker/Advocate for Betrayal Trauma Recovery resources
Episode: Emotional Abuse Checklist: What You Need To Know for Sure
Jane Gilmore
Guest on today's discussion
Episode: The Truth About Signs of Emotional Manipulation in Marriage
Dr. Emma Katz
Senior lecturer in criminology; author and founder of Decoding Coercive Control
Edge Hill University; Decoding Coercive Control
Episode: He Says I’m Controlling But I’m Not – What You Need To Know

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Anne
Host of Betrayal Trauma Recovery; frequently leads discussions on safety, boundaries, and recovery.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 2k ratings
  • Good Info but a lot of Advertising

    This used to be such a great podcast to listen to. Still, there is good information and the content is so important. However, the episodes now seem like one big advertisement for classes and courses sold by the creator. This makes it feel so disingenuous. When people are in a vulnerable spot and sales are pushed, it feels like another person is trying to take advantage. We all know Anne has good intentions. She is just trying to help. I am sure she doesn’t mean to come off this way. Overall, I a... more

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    JuneGarden
    United States2 months ago
  • Best psychological abuse podcast ever

    In 2018 I found Anne, wow…..the MOST helpful thing I have found to help me feel sane after intimate partner betrayal trauma.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    3829519pug
    United States4 months ago
  • Wow!

    Such valuable insight!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Terryb33
    United States4 months ago
  • Where was this 24 years ago?

    I cannot believe that I just realized that I’ve been being psychologically, sexually, financially, abused by my husband for all these years and was making myself crazy thinking and being told I just needed to “try harder.” Now he pulled a sudden discard and wants me to build a handicap accessible home out of “my half” of divorce settlement. He’s the nicest demon you’ll ever meet in public.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ddfgdsgjovde
    United States4 months ago
  • Betrayal Trauma Wallowing

    While, this podcast does have some good information, it is far less about recovering from betrayal trauma, and far more about wallowing in that trauma.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Pcvbos
    United States4 months ago

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I Dislike My Husband Even Though He’s “Better”
Q: What was the most pivotal moment that led to your divorce?
A combination of ongoing porn use, a relapse, and a second, more complete disclosure finally made Cece realize she could not stay in the marriage and she pursued separation and legal steps.
I Dislike My Husband Even Though He’s “Better”
Q: How did religious or church communities influence your decisions?
Churches and pastors often provided misguided advice or failed to acknowledge abuse, leading Cece to eventually disengage from unhealthy church environments and seek more trauma-informed support.
I Dislike My Husband Even Though He’s “Better”
Q: What was the turning point that made you seek help beyond therapy?
A physical abuse incident and escalating controlling behavior pushed Cece to seek help from a pastor, then therapists, and ultimately to set firm boundaries and separate when necessary.
I Dislike My Husband Even Though He’s “Better”
Q: Can you talk about how you first met him and when you began to see red flags?
Cece describes coming from an abusive family background, initially seeing him as a kind, Christian guy who mirrored her interests, but noticing emotional immaturity and red flags that she couldn't fully recognize at the time.
3 Surprising Ways Your Husband Is Taking Advantage Of You
Q: How did you proceed once you uncovered evidence of extortion and hidden activities?
I consulted with a divorce lawyer within days, reviewed bank statements and communications, and pursued formal investigations with NCIS and the military, despite pushback and the sense that authorities didn't fully grasp the severity of the abuse.

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A resource-rich show centered on betrayal trauma, abuse dynamics, and recovery for women in and after abusive relationships. Episodes frequently explore boundaries, safety planning, financial and emotional manipulation, and faith-community responses to abuse, often featuring survivors, clinicians, and advocates who share practical strategies for safety, healing, and autonomy. The format tends to balance personal storytelling with expert insights, offering concrete steps, resources, and support networks for navigating separation, divorce, and rebuilding life after betrayal. Noteworthy is the ongoing emphasis on safety and community-informed recovery, with guests spanning survivors, organizers, and subject-matter experts who challenge harmful... more

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Recent guests on Betrayal Trauma Recovery include:

1. Dr. Jill Manning
2. Michelle Donnelly
3. Dr. Jessica Taylor
4. Laura Kelly
5. Michelle Martin
6. Sheila Gregoire
7. Marni Bown
8. Jane Gilmore

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