Understanding Betrayal Trauma Theory
Betrayal Trauma Theory, introduced by Freyd (1997), explains the psychological response to betrayal, particularly the repression of...
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Laney Knowlton
Nov 182 min read
Attachment Theory and Its Role in Connected Recoveryâ„¢ (Part 1)
Attachment Theory, developed by John Bowlby (1982), serves as the foundation for the Connected Recoveryâ„¢ model. This theory focuses on...
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Laney Knowlton
Nov 152 min read
Defining Betrayal: Beyond Infidelity
Betrayal is a complex concept that extends far beyond infidelity. Understanding betrayal requires an exploration of the various ways it...
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Laney Knowlton
Nov 132 min read
Healing from Infidelity: A Path Toward Recovery and Growth
Infidelity is one of the most painful betrayals a person can experience, often leading to a range of emotional and psychological wounds....
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Laney Knowlton
Nov 81 min read
The Impact of Trauma: A Holistic Approach to Healing
Understanding how trauma, particularly infidelity and betrayal, impacts individuals and relationships is crucial for effective treatment....
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Laney Knowlton
Nov 61 min read
The Need for Connection and Collaboration in Infidelity Treatment
The field of infidelity treatment is fragmented, with therapists often divided into different camps: sex therapy, sex addiction...
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Laney Knowlton
Oct 112 min read
Bridging the Divide Between Treatment of Problematic Sexual Behaviors (PSB), Betrayal Trauma, Relational Counseling, and Sex Therapy
Addressing both PSB and betrayal trauma in primary relationships.
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