top of page

Articles of Interest
Search


Sounds right!
Sound-Based Protocols for ease After Betrayal: The Science, Potential Benefits, and Differences From EMDR By Angela Spearman at AfterBetrayal.org Understanding the Body’s Response to Betrayal Betrayal can have consequences that extend beyond thoughts and emotions. For some individuals, the experience is accompanied by persistent physical tension, heightened alertness, difficulty relaxing, sleep disruption, or a sense of unease that continues even when no immediate threat is
Angela Spearman
12 min read
Â
Â
Â


"Auntie" says...
In my grief processes, I turn to a wise ancestor part within me. I call her Auntie. What she has given me is the following: There is a particular kind of grief that comes from not just being hurt, but from realizing you misjudged someone. You thought they had more in them -more loyalty, more backbone, more truth, more respect. And when they fall short, it doesn't just break trust, it shakes your sense of your own discernment. You start asking yourself, 'How did I not see it?
Angela Spearman
3 min read
Â
Â
Â
Staying is a Calculated Risk, Not a Leap of Faith (a WeTonglen resource)
A Note Before You Dive In: This is long—intentionally. It's meant to be a complete resource you can return to again and again, not something you have to absorb in one sitting. Some partners will read it straight through because they're desperate for answers. Others will read one section at a time, taking breaks to journal or process. Both approaches are valid. Read it all at once if you can. Or take it one section at a time. Print it. Highlight it. Cry. Come back tomorrow. B
Angela Spearman
15 min read
Â
Â
Â
bottom of page