Betrayal Trauma and Sex Addiction Recovery Basics

1: Betrayal Trauma and Sex Addiction – the Basics You Need to Know. Start Here if You Just Found Out
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Relationship Recovery
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2: Boundaries Basics: How to Create, Communicate and Enforce Boundaries with a Sexually Addicted Spouse
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Example of how to set and communicate your boundaries – GUIDES
What can I set a boundary around? Examples of your relationship rights
Boundaries as Circles – Moving Your Partner to the Friend Zone Temporarily
Boundary Enforcements; Your Safety after slips, relapses, harmful behaviors
They Key to Enforcing Boundaries: A group that keeps you grounded in your authentic reality
3: Dealing with Triggers: Panic Attacks, Extreme Anxiety, Distress, Confusion
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Trigger Tools
4: Books for Your Own Personal Recovery as a Betrayed Partner
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Recommended Reading for the Start of Your Recovery Journey
Workbooks for Your Own Recovery
5: What Does Real Recovery Look Like?
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What Recovery for the Betraying Partner or Addicted Person DOES NOT Look Like
What Does a Sexually Addicted Person in Recovery Look Like?
What Does a Betrayed Spouse in Recovery Look Like?
6: Relationship Recovery: The Usual Milestones that Lead to Repair and Growth Together
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Therapeutic Disclosure: How it Helps His and Her Recoveries, and the Relationship Recovery
Research: Majority of Couples recommend Full Therapeutic Disclosure
Full Therapeutic Disclosure preparation: For the sexually addicted / betrayer
Full Therapeutic Disclosure Preparation: For the Betrayed Spouse
For the Betrayed Spouse: Surviving Disclosure
Book: Courageous Love: A Couples Guide to Conquering Betrayal
7: Dealing With the Toxic Things My Partner Says and Does
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Book: In Sheep’s Clothing: Understanding & Dealing with Manipulative People
Book: The Gaslight Effect
Why Does He Do That? Inside the Minds of Angry and Controlling Men
8: Appendix A – Common Acronyms in Betrayal Trauma Recovery
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Private Facebook Rules
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Enacting Boundaries will empower you and help you feel safe

Betrayal Trauma and Sex Addiction Recovery Basics 1: Betrayal Trauma and Sex Addiction – the Basics You Need to Know. Start Here if You Just Found Out Enacting Boundaries will empower you and help you feel safe

💙  ENACTING BOUNDARIES WILL EMPOWER YOU AND HELP YOU FEEL SAFE.

New Boundaries around what you will and won’t tolerate from your sexually addicted partner, in recovery or not, will help you feel empowered and safe and help you find stable ground for deciding your next steps.

🔖 See MODULE 2: Boundaries Basics: How to Create, Communicate and Enforce Boundaries with a Sexuall Addicted Spousee for more information on how to set and enforce boundaries with your sexually addicted spouse.

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