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Therapy practice specializing in intensive healing for betrayal trauma and infidelity recovery.

10/10/2026

Not all pain is visible... Some wounds are carried quietly, while some struggles are hidden behind a smile. Every person deserves compassion, care, and a safe place to be heard.

This World Mental Health Day, please take a moment to check in with yourself and with the people you love. 🤍

10/09/2026

Have you ever wondered why the same relationship that hurts you can also feel like the hardest one to leave?

A trauma bond is a powerful emotional attachment that can form in an abusive or harmful relationship, often through repeated cycles of affection and relief.

When these painful experiences are followed by moments of love, reassurance, or promises that things will change, it can become incredibly difficult to step away.

This is when attachment can feel so intense that it gets mistaken for love.

Love, on the other hand, shouldn't require you to repeatedly lose your sense of safety, dignity, or self in order to keep the relationship.

Recognizing the difference between connection and a trauma bond can be an important first step toward understanding what you are experiencing and what you need to feel safe again. 🤍

10/08/2026

Just a little windy, but still the sweetest little moment. 🫶❤️

10/07/2026

As clinicians and trauma-informed professionals, we’re beginning to see a new kind of relational disruption in today’s digital age: Artificial Intimacy.

We know that AI is here to stay, and for many of us, it's already part of everyday life. We turn to it for information, ideas, and answers. However, what happens when we begin turning to AI for comfort, connection, or even... love?

This webinar on Artificial Intimacy explores AI attachment patterns and the ways AI relationships can intersect with betrayal trauma.

Whether you’re a clinician, helping professional, or someone personally navigating betrayal trauma, this is an important conversation to begin having.

Visit www.theairm.com to learn more.

10/06/2026

To the partner who has been betrayed and still hopes to repair the relationship:
We see you
We hear you
We understand how complicated that hope can feel.

Wanting to stay doesn't erase the hurt. Wanting to rebuild does not mean you have to rush forgiveness or pretend everything is okay.

As a trauma-informed therapist, we see firsthand that healing a relationship after betrayal is possible, but it takes more than love alone. At the BTRC, we offer couples therapy to help you navigate the pain and understand what healing might look like for your relationship.

If you need support, we’re here to walk alongside you.

10/05/2026

Sarah Morales’ LGBTQ+ Betrayal Trauma Support Group begins tomorrow!

If you’ve been impacted by betrayal in an intimate relationship and are looking for a space where you can feel understood, supported, and feel less alone, this group was created with you in mind.

You can swipe through the slides for all of the group details.

If this feels like the kind of support you’ve been looking for, email us at [email protected] to learn more or register.

We look forward to welcoming you and supporting you in this next step of your healing.

10/02/2026

October is ADHD Awareness Month, and it's a gentle reminder that ADHD is so much more than being distracted or having trouble sitting still.

People with ADHD deserve to be understood with curiosity and compassion, not judged through stereotypes or stigma.

Sometimes what looks like forgetfulness, procrastination, emotional intensity, or inconsistency may be someone doing their best with a brain that processes the world differently.

This month, we’ll be sharing more resources and insights into the neurodivergent mind, with the hope of creating more understanding, less shame, and more meaningful support. 🤍

10/01/2026

Have you ever wondered why you feel the way you feel, especially in relationships?

Sometimes, the patterns we carry did not start with us. Trauma can pass from one generation to the next through how we learn to connect, protect ourselves, communicate, and respond to stress. This is often referred to as intergenerational trauma, and it can deeply influence our attachment patterns.

The beautiful part is that awareness can become the beginning of change. You may have inherited certain patterns, but you are still allowed to create something different. Trauma can end with us.

09/30/2026

A powerful reminder for anyone in the middle of healing right now.

Your pain is part of your story, but it does not get to write the rest of it. Healing gives you the space to rediscover who you are, what you need, and the life you want to build from here no matter how long that is.

09/29/2026

If you or someone you know is experiencing these symptoms, a mental health professional (not a chatbot) should evaluate what’s happening.

Support may include psychotherapy, reducing or restructuring AI use, psychiatric evaluation when appropriate, medication when indicated, and strengthening real-world relationships and support systems.

AI can be a tool, but it should never become your only source of reality, connection, or emotional support.

Address

16301 NE 8TH Street, 200
Bellevue, WA
98008

Telephone

+14256161261

Website

http://www.thebtrc.com/

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