Tag: self-blame

• Are You High-Functioning Individual Struggling with Betrayal Trauma?

  

  Even high-functioning individuals can get stuck in betrayal trauma. This article explains how driven, motivated people may overlook the impact of trauma and why working harder isn’t the answer. Learn how therapy that addresses the nervous system—not just your thoughts—can help you recover in a way that matches your strengths.

  Liana West

  June 11, 2025

  Anxiety, Betrayal Trauma, Conflict, OEI Therapy for Trauma, Relationship Trauma, Relationships, The Ex, Trauma, Workplace Trauma

  Betrayal Trauma, healing betrayal, high-functioning trauma recovery, hypnotherapy, motivated individuals, nervous system healing, oei therapy, overfunctioning, partner betrayal, self-blame, trauma and identity, trauma response, trauma symptoms, trauma therapy, trauma-informed care

• Reclaiming Your Worth After Betrayal

  

  Betrayal trauma recovery means separating your worth from your partner’s choices. This article explains why their actions aren’t about you—and how believing that truth changes everything. Letting go of self-blame is easier said than done. Here’s how to reclaim your sense of self.

  Liana West

  June 6, 2025

  Superconscious Mind

  Betrayal Trauma, Doug Weiss, emotional healing, healing after betrayal, infidelity recovery, marriage trauma, partner infidelity, reclaim your worth, recovery journey, relationship betrayal, self-blame, trauma therapy, trauma-informed care