This eight-week workgroup for betrayed partners is facilitated by prodependence and betrayal trauma expert Angela Spearman, CSAT. All genders, orientations, and relationship statuses are welcome and will benefit. 

The sleepless nights. The obsessive replaying. The rage that comes from nowhere and the numbness that swallows everything. The way you second guess your own memories, your own instincts, your own worth. 

If any of the above sounds familiar, you are not broken. You are a person whose trust was violated by someone you loved deeply, and your mind and body are responding exactly as they should. 

Sign Up for June 11 Workgroup

“Restoring Sanity After Betrayal” is a structured eight-week workgroup for people who are navigating the aftermath of intimate betrayal. Whether you are in the acute shock of recent discovery or still struggling months later, this group will meet you exactly where you are. With this course you will:

  • Make sense of what’s happening in your mind and body.
  • Reclaim trust in your own perceptions and instincts
  • Learn to set limits that protect you – without losing yourself.
  • Explore grief, anger, and loss in a room full of people who truly get it.
  • Begin moving from survival mode toward feeling like yourself again.

This is not a group about whether to stay or go. It is a group about becoming sane, grounded, and whole – whatever you decide. Grounded in the latest trauma research and the prodependence model, “Restoring Sanity After Betrayal” honors the love that brought you here while building the clarity and strength to carry you forward.

You’ve been alone with this long enough. 

The next workgroup starts June 11, 2026.

  • Eight weeks, 80-minute sessions
  • Thursdays, 4 p.m. Pacific, 7 p.m. Eastern
  • Facilitator: Angela Spearman

Sign Up for June 11 Workgroup

Participants must purchase The Seeking Integrity Betrayed Partners Workbook for this class.

 

Please Note: Seeking Integrity’s workgroups and coaching/accountability groups do not offer or include psychotherapy. In fact, these groups work best as an adjunct to professional therapy. If you need help with a mental health challenge or you need/want psychotherapy, please reach out to an appropriate licensed mental health professional.