Meet Bekah • Betrayal Trauma Support Group Guide

Описание: If you’re considering joining a betrayal trauma support group, one of the most important questions is: Who will be guiding the space?

In this conversation, you’ll meet Bekah • one of the Rising Group Guides. Bekah shares about:

• Her D-Day six years ago and the unraveling that followed
• Navigating betrayal while her husband was a pastor
• Struggling alone for two years before finding trauma-informed support
• The relief of finally being believed and validated
• Why safety, choice, and no pressure to share matter in group settings
• How somatic (body-based) work became a key part of her healing
• Why she believes women deserve freedom and resilience

Bekah speaks openly about the confusion, depression, isolation, and spiritual pressure she experienced in early betrayal trauma • and how joining a structured, supportive group changed everything.

Being in community helped her:

• Understand her nervous system and trauma responses
• Move from living “in her head” to reconnecting with her body
• Identify emotions beyond “overwhelmed” and “exhausted”
• Trust her inner voice again
• Validate her own experience instead of bypassing it
• Take small, empowered steps toward freedom

Bekah leads two groups:

🌿 Rising Free - Wednesdays at 1 PM CT
🌿 Rising Resilient - Mondays at 11 AM CT

She weaves gentle somatic practices into her sessions, helping women slow down spirals, regulate their nervous systems, and reconnect with their felt sense in a safe and supported way.

This conversation is simply an opportunity to get to know her heart, her lived experience, and the way she holds space.

Learn More About Rising Groups:

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Betrayal trauma healing requires safety, structure, and steady support.

Keywords (to help this video reach the right women)
Betrayal trauma support
Healing after infidelity
Trauma-informed support group
Somatic healing for betrayal trauma
Women’s betrayal recovery
Nervous system regulation
Group healing for betrayal trauma

You don’t have to navigate betrayal alone.
Support exists • and it can be steady, structured, and safe.