Tesa Saulmon
When the Light Breaks In: Faith-Based Support for Families Impacted by Addiction and Betrayal
When the Light Breaks In is a faith-based podcast offering support and practical tools for families impacted by addiction, infidelity, and betrayal trauma. Hosted by Christian therapist Tesa Saulmon, this show blends biblical truth with trauma-informed guidance to help betrayed spouses and couples rebuild trust, navigate disclosure, set boundaries, and pursue real healing. If you’re seeking Christian infidelity recovery support that honors both faith and psychology, you’re in the right place.
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Tesa Saulmon
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Último episodio
5 de jul. de 2026
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Episodios
Understanding Betrayal Trauma 21.02.2026 17:59
This episode explores betrayal trauma, family dynamics, and healing after infidelity. Tesa Nashaa Saulmon offers insights into understanding betrayal, setting boundaries, and integrating faith with psychology for recovery. Resources for Betrayal Trauma Recovery, Infidelity Healing & Marriage Restoration If you’re navigating betrayal trauma, infidelity, sexual addiction, or the painful aftermat...
Breaking the Silence on Betrayal Trauma: A Roadmap to Healing 21.02.2026 12:08
This episode explores betrayal trauma, family dynamics, and healing after infidelity. Tesa Saulmon offers insights into understanding betrayal, setting boundaries, and integrating faith with psychology for recovery. Betrayal trauma and its emotional impact The importance of understanding and defining infidelity The role of attachment and safety in healing Integrating faith and psychology in recove...
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