Finding Healing and Strength: A Support Group for Partners Impacted by Sexual Betrayal

Finding Healing and Strength: A Support Group for Partners Impacted by Sexual Betrayal

Discovering a partner’s betrayal through pornography addiction, infidelity, or other forms of sexual betrayal can be an earth-shattering experience. It disrupts trust, security, and emotional connection, leaving the betrayed partner feeling lost, isolated, and overwhelmed. If you have experienced this pain, know that you are not alone. Our Sexual Partner Betrayal Support Group is here to provide you with a compassionate and understanding community where healing begins.

Introducing Rose & Thorn: Women’s Partner Betrayal Trauma Support Group

Starting Tuesday, March 4th, at 11:00 AM online, Rose & Thorn provides a dedicated space for women navigating betrayal trauma. This group, which will run for ten weeks, is designed to offer emotional support, education, and recovery tools, helping you rebuild a sense of self and stability after betrayal.

What Makes Rose & Thorn Unique?

• Led by a Ph.D., American Board-Certified Diplomate Sexologist, AASECT Certified Sex Therapist, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Women, Trauma and Mental Health Specialist, Certified Partner Trauma Therapist (CPPT), and Certified Complex Trauma Professional (CCTP-II). 
• Structured Curriculum— this program combines Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), neuroscience, and trauma-informed recovery strategies to provide practical tools for emotional stabilization, boundary setting, and building resilience. 
• Community Support – A safe environment for sharing experiences, gaining insights, and finding strength through connection.
• Flexible Participation – Attend from the comfort of your home with online sessions designed to fit your schedule.

Why Join a Support Group?

This is more than a support group—it is a transformative experience where you will find connection, growth, and strength alongside women who truly understand. Healing from sexual betrayal trauma is a complex journey that requires emotional support, education, and connection with others who truly understand your pain. A support group offers:

• A Safe Space – A confidential and judgment-free environment where you can express your emotions openly.
• Validation and Understanding – Connect with others who have walked a similar path and understand the deep pain of betrayal.
• Guidance and Resources – Learn about trauma recovery, boundaries, self-care, and rebuilding trust (whether with your partner or within yourself).
• Hope and Empowerment – Be inspired by others’ healing journeys and take steps toward reclaiming your sense of self-worth and stability.

What You Will Learn in the Support Group

Our support group focuses on several key areas of healing and recovery, including:

• Discovery and Crisis Management – Understanding the impact of betrayal trauma and navigating the following emotional turmoil.
• Healthy Boundaries – Establishing and enforcing boundaries for emotional safety and self-care.
• Emotional Regulation – Developing tools to manage triggers, anxiety, and overwhelming emotions.
• Psychoeducation on Complex Trauma and PTSD – Understanding how betrayal trauma affects the brain and body and learning coping mechanisms to support healing.
• Betrayal Trauma Workbooks and Resources – Access to recommended reading materials and exercises designed to guide you through recovery and self-reflection.
• Self-Worth and Identity Restoration – Rebuilding confidence and self-esteem post-betrayal.
• Processing Grief and Anger – Creating space to acknowledge and move through difficult emotions in a supportive setting.

By joining Rose & Thorn, you will gain knowledge, healing tools, and a community of support that understands your journey. If you are ready to take the next step toward healing, we invite you to join us on this transformative path.

For more information or to register, contact us at [email protected]. https://dremelinabelle.com/womens-infidelity-betrayal-trauma-group/

Disclaimer: This support group is only intended for educational and peer support. Everyone’s mental health journey is unique, and this group is here to provide information and a sense of community. It is not a substitute for professional therapy, medical advice, or crisis intervention. While our facilitators are trained professionals, participation in the group does not establish a therapist-client relationship. We are committed to providing a safe and supportive environment, and we encourage you to seek licensed professional care if you require individualized therapy. If you are in crisis or experiencing severe emotional distress, please reach out to a qualified licensed mental health professional, a crisis hotline in your area, or emergency services.