Betrayal trauma happens when someone you deeply trust violates that trust—often through infidelity, hidden behaviors, or compulsive sexual acting out. The effects can be profound: emotional devastation, hypervigilance, loss of identity, spiritual confusion, or feeling like you're “going crazy.”

At Dignity Counseling Collective, we specialize in walking with people through the heartbreak and disorientation of betrayal. Whether you're in the early days of discovery or years into recovery, you deserve a space where your pain is honored, your experience is believed, and your healing matters.

We offer:

• Individual support for women and men to process the trauma and reclaim your sense of self

• Group support (for women only at this time) to break isolation and find solidarity with others on the journey

• Tools to manage triggers, restore nervous system regulation, and rebuild safety

• Support around boundaries, truth-telling, forgiveness, and grief

• A non-pathologizing, deeply respectful approach to faith, identity, and recovery

We recognize that betrayal trauma is not just a relationship issue—it’s a trauma issue, and it deserves to be treated with the same care and expertise.

What you’re experiencing is a normal reaction to betrayal. And there is a way forward, even if you can’t see it yet.