This is an original work on the topic of betrayal based on my observations and analysis of clients’ experiences through my work as a Marriage and Family Therapist. The book addresses betrayal as a singular issue while linking it to a myriad of triggers and precipitating factors.  Utilizing a Client Centered approach to affirm and validate client experience, the book explores and examines betrayal by dissecting its anatomy and educating the reader about its meaning, prevalence, sources, manifestations, and infectious impact.  There are Cognitive exercises within and at the end of each chapter designed to engage the reader in the process of healing as well as to allow time for reflection and release.  The second half of the book is based primarily on Cognitive Behavioral Theory.  This section invites the reader to take part in a sequentially-based interactive process designed specifically for recovery from all kinds of betrayal.  A healing continuum for self-assessment, pacing, and direction is also an integral piece of my recovering approach.

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