Janet Friesen

If you are: Feeling devastated after discovering pornography use or affairs in your relationship Wondering how to pick up the pieces from this intimate betrayal Questioning your worth and struggling with your identity since the discovery Weighing the options of staying or separation or divorce Reeling with the impact this betrayal has on your faith in God Navigating messages about being 'a good wife' from your religious background Searching for guidance and in need of hope and a comfortable, safe place I will: Listen to your story and validate your pain Educate you on the common symptoms of betrayal trauma Assist you in creating safety and stability through healthy boundaries and coping skills Address your negative beliefs and help you process your anger and grief Collaborate with you on action steps tailored to your unique situation Provide direction, encouragement, and support as you plan and implement changes I am: An APSATS Certified Clinical Partner Specialist with two decades of experience assisting women facing betrayal trauma Passionate about empowering women to work on what is within their control to maximize their mental, emotional, physical and spiritual health A Christian, willing to work on how your faith in God has been impacted by betrayal, if that is something you desire Education: Master's in Educational & Counseling Psychology - University of Missouri-Columbia Master of Arts in Christian Spiritual Formation & Leadership - Friends University Specialized Training: Association of Partners of Sex Addicts Trauma Specialists (APSATS) Restoring Truth Disclosure Guide Trainee Betrayed Families Trainee EMDR Trained