About This Work: A Safe Path Through Betrayal Trauma, Infidelity, and Porn Addiction
The Framework + Who It's For
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The Healing Her Model
The Healing Her Model is a partner-sensitive, nervous system–based approach to betrayal recovery. It's comprised of 8 phases that honor every part of the healing process, and it supports women whether they choose to stay, leave, or are still figuring that out.
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It's entirely centered on you.
Infidelity takes many forms, including pornography, emotional affairs, sexual affairs, and more. They all create relational rupture, which is at the heart of the trauma you are experiencing.
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This model leverages effective pieces of methods I share values with, then goes deeper.
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What This Is and What it's Not
You might be hoping to get a 5-step action plan to help your partner fix themselves or one to motivate them to take accountability and change so you can stop hurting. That is SUCH a normal response and a step toward healing.
You also likely know, deep in your broken heart....you can’t. You can only make choices for YOU. There are many other great programs to help him, but this is not it.
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Through our time together, I hope to walk beside you into knowing there’s a difference between a boundary and a request. Between sobriety and recovery. And between staying in a marriage and keeping yourself well inside of it.
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This model addresses things like safety seeking, in-home separation, why inequitable repair is necessary and more.
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But absolutely no more taking responsibility for his healing.​

Mission Statement
At Healing Her Trauma, my mission is to help women rebuild a sense of safety, reclaim their voice, and restore their self-worth after betrayal. This work exists to support women navigating the painful aftermath of infidelity and deception by honoring their lived experience, offering steady and affordable support, and equipping them to make empowered decisions for their healthy futures.
The 8 Phases of Betrayal Trauma Recovery

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Safety First
Foundational Nervous System + Environmental Security
​Emotional, physical, mental, financial, sexual, and spiritual safety must be re-established before anything else. Safety is not assumed—it is rebuilt. It is also a right. No partner should be expected to begin relational healing while still actively unsafe.

Rest + Resourcing
Ending Over-functioning + Centering Her Needs
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Betrayed partners are often expected to carry the emotional labor of relational repair. This model rejects that pressure. Here, women are supported to rest, cocoon, receive care, and heal from the expectations of performing, perfection, and compensating for others.

Truth + Transparency
Restoring Reality
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Betrayal causes an altered reality. Healing requires honesty. This phase centers on disclosures, clear relational agreements and definitions. It signals the beginning of deconstructing compartmentalization, secrecy, and deception. Safety depends on integrity.

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Nervous System Healing
Somatic Recovery + Trauma Response Care
Women learn to recognize their triggers, regulate their nervous systems, and validate their trauma responses. This is not weakness—it’s the body asking for care. The goal is not to suppress responses, but to listen and support them without judgment or shame.
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Identity + Worth
Reclaiming Self from the Rubble
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After betrayal, identity can feel shattered. This phase helps women reconnect with their intuition, boundaries, dignity, and self-definition. It undoes the internalized blame, shame, and confusion betrayal leaves behind.

Meaning + Movement
Grief, Anger, and Values-Centered Living
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This phase honors the deep grief of loss, all areas the betrayal has impacted, and altered futures. It makes space for sacred anger, for genuine lament, and for realignment with core values. Women begin making decisions from clarity, not crisis. This is where identity integrates with values.

Real Repair
Accountability and Amends from the Betrayer
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If the relationship continues, this phase is dependent on the betrayer’s work. It’s not just about being sober or changing behavior. This means character change, replacing his unhealthy beliefs, emotional and financial restitution, post-nuptial agreements, and daily relational transparency. Saying sorry is not enough—real repair requires consistent, genuine action.

Integration
Long-Term Rebuilding and Redefinition
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Whether a partner stays, separates, or redefines the relationship, this phase centers her full humanity. Integration may include spiritual reinvention, new lifestyle choices, embodied joy, renewed community, or reentering relationships with new clarity. All of her parts are seen and embraced in ways that work for her.
Who is This For?
This work is peer-based, justice-oriented, faith-sensitive, AND intentionally affordable!
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That means you’re welcome here whether you believe in God or don’t, whether you're deconstructing a faith tradition or deeply rooted in one.
What matters is your willingness to examine the systems that have shaped you, whether they be religious, familial, cultural, or political, and how they may be affecting your healing.
You don’t have to abandon your beliefs. But I want you to have a healthier relationship with the things you give your time, energy, and trust to.​
​Personally, I believe in God. I also left my religion of origin years ago and continue to examine my own spiritual foundations. It’s okay if you’re doing the same. It’s okay if you’re not.
This space works because we can hold sacred room for the full spectrum of belief and be honest about the harm some of those systems have caused.
If you’re not in a place to challenge things that no longer serve you or make room for others to explore what they believe, this won’t be the right fit.
If you are ready to look deeper, you’re in the right place.

