Whether you've experienced infidelity, sex addiction, or intimacy anorexia because of your partner, you have faced significant trauma. But is this betrayal trauma considered abuse? Join psychologist Dr. Doug Weiss as he shares his expert insight on this sensitive topic, offering valuable resources and actionable steps to aid in the recovery process.

If you are seeking healing and support for yourself, Heart To Heart Counseling Center is here to help you start your journey. Contact us at 719-278-3708 to get connected with our team of compassionate, experienced therapists who are committed to supporting you every step of the journey. We have individual sessions, couples counseling, and a 3 or 5 day intensive program that you can do for accelerated healing.

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0:00 Video Start
0:39 What is Partner Betrayal Trauma
2:38 Is it Abuse?
5:41 Getting help and support
8:31 Conclusion

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