This podcast is helpful and explores topics I haven’t heard on other betrayal podcasts. The hosts share some great insights and I appreciate their wisdom and experience. My only suggestion (sorry!) is that Stephanie stop saying “I was thinking…” or “it made me think…” several times per episode.

I’m so grateful to you both for this work you are doing. During a time where I feel 10,000 emotions all at once, this podcast is so grounding for me. I’d love to see some Q&A sessions where we can ask some specific questions about our experiences!

Thank you for validating the minimization of the betrayed partners pain when the betrayer is “checking the boxes” on their recovery. Relational change can’t happen without curiosity, empathy, and honesty on both sides.

These women offer relatable insight and credible, useful guidance for those navigating the betrayal trauma recovery process. I just wish, in a podcasts all about HEALING, that it didn’t sound like “hilling” every time Stephanie says it. Oy.

One of the few betrayal trauma resources that don’t primarily focus sexual addiction

There are not a lot of good podcasts out there that cater to this and as a man that’s been betrayed by my spouse this has been great for me to hear I’m not alone in my feelings. There is a stigma with men and mental health listening to this podcast has helped me tremendously and use these tools to help on my side and I’ve even shared them with my wife.

When you're at a place that you've never been before, how do you know what to do, what path to take, and what choices are rational? There are many things I did not know but many emotions I was feeling. Thankful for this podcast and the information that it brings. If you are offended that someone's faith has led them to a place of healing, then this podcast is not for you. But, if you are genuinely wanting to stay and needing clarity with points of reference to faith and open to that, then, this is definitely content worth listening to so that you can make the sound decision to stay and work things out in your marriage.

I’ve read a few books on betrayal trauma and healing from infidelity, as a betrayed partner. I began listening to this podcast because I thought it might be helpful for my spouse. I think it will be and I want him to listen. The hosts seem to know their stuff and I do recommend this podcast. However, I don’t understand why they have to mention God and faith. It isn’t mentioned in the show description and I was surprised and disappointed by the frequent mentions of God. That is irrelevant to the clinical/scientific topics discussed in this podcast and makes me cringe and feel less confident in the quality of the content I am receiving. It seems to be a theme, sadly, in content on this topic, but it is a huge turn off for those who are not religious to the degree that they think God led them to their husband (as was mentioned in an episode).