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If you’ve betrayed the trust of someone you love, you know how hard rebuilding trust can be. It is a daunting task that seems impossible and you may not even know where to begin. Over the years I have worked with hundreds of people in this situation. When the relationship you want is at risk, you cannot hesitate to find help and, most importantly, the right help. The right help when it comes to rebuilding trust is betrayal trauma specialist Geoff Steurer, LMFT. His *Trusting Building Bootcamp is the #1 resource I recommend to anyone wanting to rebuild trust. If that is you, I cannot recommend Geoff’s course more highly.
If you’re interested in hearing more about the *Trust Building Bootcamp, I invite you to watch my interview with Geoff Steurer about it. In our interview, Geoff shares what inspired him to create the 12-part online course, which is based on his years of expertise in betrayal trauma recovery. He also explains the ACT acronym he created as a guide for rebuilding trust. Whether you are interested in his Bootcamp or not, I trust you will gain valuable insights from our interview.
To check out or sign up for Geoff’s Bootcamp *click here. This is a top-notch resource for those serious about rebuilding trust after betrayal. If that’s you, I trust you will find this resource invaluable. I also provide online therapy to those in California seeking help, healing, and support. I wish you the best on your brave journey of rebuilding trust and finding whatever healing you may need.
In compassionate support,
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Forest Benedict, LMFT 