Healing with WORTH

Boundaries are needed in order for us to feel safe.  They help to protect ourselves and other family members when loved ones are struggling with destructive behaviors.  Generally people have a difficult time in setting boundaries, but learning how to do so will not only protect ourselves and preserve our own self worth, but will be a blessing to our loved one.  As we set boundaries,...

Last week we discussed our different analogies about what betrayal trauma has felt like for us in the form of trucks, manure and pits. We have Kimberly Day with us today.  She is one of the WORTH therapists with Life Changing Services, and is a Licensed MHCA Therapist who gives her insights on betrayal trauma. To sign up for a WORTH group or read our blog you can find us at http://www.healing...

The term “betrayal trauma” refers to the damage that is caused when you experience a betrayal in your relationship that damages the trust, safety, and security of the bond you have with your partner.  The hosts use analogies to explain how betrayal trauma affects them and their families.   To find more analogies you may relate to check out our blog at https://healingwithworth.blogspot.com/p/blog-p...

In our first episode the hosts introduce themselves and how they found WORTH.  They discuss the importance of reaching out and knowing how to find people to safely share your story.  Not one person will be able to perfectly respond to what you need, but with empathy they can show you love in your time of need.  WORTH groups help these ladies know they are not alone and many of the t...