- Have you recently discovered your spouse’s betrayal due to pornography use or unwanted sexual behavior?
- Are you experiencing overwhelming emotions that you just can’t move past?
- Do you long for understanding and validation of your pain?
What
Seeking Hope is a self-guided video curriculum that helps a woman gain an awareness and understanding of betrayal trauma and the impact it has on her as whole person – body, mind and spirit.
Who
Seeking Hope is designed for women just entering their betrayal story.
How
This self-paced video curriculum provides six video sessions and reflection questions on important topics related to betrayal trauma: triggers, self-care, boundaries and grief.
Needed to participate:
- Access to High Speed internet via cell phone, tablet, or computer.
Notes:
- This curriculum comes with 1-month access to Hope Online – a community of women walking the road of betrayal trauma recovery.
- Access to the self-guided curriculum expires with the 1-month Hope Online access. If you would like more time to work through the material, you can extend your Hope Online membership for a low monthly subscription cost.
Read what Finding Hope Participants are saying ...
"This is a supportive, safe place to be able to say what you need to say to find out you are not alone. It is a place where there are other women who have gone through the same thing and that we did not cause this."
"Just knowing there were others who had experienced this same kind of betrayal in their marriage and that I wasn’t crazy in going through the emotions and heartache I felt was huge for me. This group highlighted areas of healing needed and walked me through each of these areas in a Christ-centered approach that was transformational."
"Hearing from other women's stories give me the perspective that I am not alone. Even when everyone has a unique struggle, it is helpful to be reminded that we are not alone in this journey. Good questions and comments from the facilitator and other women stimulate me to think of my own journey, which would be hard to do otherwise".
"This group validates the wide range of emotions that a wife suffering from betrayal trauma experiences. It also gives a sound biblical view on how to navigate these emotions, and eventually, move toward forgiveness."
