
From Harm to Healing is a podcast hosted by therapist Chris Jones (www.chrisjonestherapy.co.uk), creator of the From Harm to Healing treatment program. This podcast explores the hidden dynamics of infidelity and compulsive sexual behaviour in relationships, using the Deceptive Sexuality Trauma model. Whether you're in recovery yourself or dealing with the traumatic impacts of deception, this podca... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 32 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SexualityMental HealthHealth & Fitness | |||

In this episode, Chris is joined by Duane Osterlind for a conversation exploring the role of shame in the healing process. Together, they examine how shame can quietly disrupt progress—particularly in men who are genuinely trying to repair after betr... more
In this episode, Chris continues exploring “The 22 Rooms.” Following the covert phase and the exposure phase covered in earlier episodes, this third part focuses on the symptom progression phase - how the impact of the trauma develops over time. He e... more
In this episode, Chris continues exploring “The 22 Rooms.” Part one focused on the covert phase of deceptive sexuality. In this second part, he turns to the exposure phase - when the hidden reality of the secret sexual basement is either discovered o... more
In this episode, Chris beings exploring “The 22 Rooms” — a key clinical framework within the DST model. Whilst the rooms have been mentioned on various occasions, this marks the first in a series of episodes dedicated to exploring the framework in mo... more
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As the betrayer, I knew there was something missing in my work with my traditionally trained CSAT.
Discovering the Minwalla Model and identifying myself in the description of the secret sexual basement was very difficult, yet wholly illuminating.
Sharing the model with my spouse, seeing how her own experiences lined up, and seeing how it named the things she felt but couldn’t fully articulate was further confirmation that I found our solution and course of action.
This podcast is the best way ... more
I have never felt so seen by a podcast! I have found the clearly, compassionately communicated information empowering. I have been moved to tears more than once.
Thank you for calling this Integrity Abuse Disorder. Over the years, I’ve been called co-dependent, anxiously attached, insecure, lacking in self worth and self love, but never has anyone said: there’s something wrong with HIM.
Dr. Minwalla talks about men being entitled to having basements but it’s really the other way around, otherwise they could just stay single. They feel entitled to loyal, caring women. And they wouldn’t tolerate it if we women had our own basements designed for our own g... more
Thank you Chris for telling the absolute truth of what it feels like to be on both sides of the worst thing one person can do to someone they claim to love.
This podcast has given me clarity about what I deserve and what I can hope for in my partner’s work—seeing me and my pain, inviting my partner into life-changing self-discovery as a wanderer, and giving me hope that relational healing can happen
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This show centers on healing from betrayal, deception, and compulsive sexual behavior within intimate relationships. Conversations weave clinical frameworks like the Deceptive Sexuality Trauma Model with practical guidance on integrity, authentic communication, and transactional healing for both harmed partners and those who caused harm. Across episodes, the host—an experienced therapist—explores human connection, safety, and the inner work needed to rebuild intimacy, trust, and self-understanding after trauma. A standout throughline is a compassionate, containment-focused approach that combines psychoeducation with embodied, relational practices that listeners can apply in therapy or at home.
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These podcasts share a similar audience with From Harm to Healing:
1. Helping Couples Heal Podcast
2. Betrayal Recovery Radio: The Official Podcast of APSATS
3. Porn, Betrayal, Sex and the Experts — PBSE
4. Heal from Infidelity: Reclaiming Your Peace, Power, and Self-Trust After Betrayal
5. Betrayal Trauma Recovery
From Harm to Healing launched a year ago and published 32 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on From Harm to Healing include:
1. Dr. Minwalla
2. Trish Haight
3. Dr. Omar Minwalla
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