Betrayal & trauma support
Explore support after betrayal or distressing experiences with an appropriately qualified practitioner, without pressure to disclose before you are ready.
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Adults seeking specialist support after betrayal or trauma. The practitioner assesses suitability before treatment or joint work.
What support can look like
Specialist clinical work requires relevant qualifications and a suitability assessment. Reconciliation is never assumed or required. Joint sessions may be inappropriate where there is coercion, abuse or a risk to safety.
Your first conversation
Ask about relevant training, discuss current support needs and agree on the safest next step.
Your practitioner will explain suitability, confidentiality and next steps. You may decide together that a different service or referral is more appropriate.
Practitioners for this pathway.
Listed services match this pathway. Confirm the practitioner's relevant experience and scope before booking.
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After verified payment, prepare for your appointment, join the private waiting room and review your next steps. Your personal reflections are visible only to you.
How your session works