Very few things in life cut as deep as betrayal from an intimate partner. It has the ability to create disorientation and PTSD symptoms that can be acute and severe. It’s also often extremely isolating due to the fear of sharing it with others. Trying to heal alone can lead to increased PTSD symptoms, confusion, and a loss of sense of self.
Join our newest group for betrayed partners to learn how to help accelerate your healing and find support so that you don’t have to go through this alone.
Details:
Women's Betrayal Group led by Nicole Amesbury
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An individual session with the group leader is required to ensure that it is a good fit for all participants.
Tuesdays: 11:00am - 12:30pm
Virtual Meetings (Zoom)
Beginning on September 30th, 2025
The group meets weekly and is $100 per group.
Learn
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Identify and understand the types of reactions to trauma that you are experiencing
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Triggers are not your enemy
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Who to tell your story to and who not
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Tools to help you when you feel activated
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How to identify the stages of healing from betrayal trauma
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Where trusting helps and where it is dangerous
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How to prioritize your healing and how to get out of the “if he just does x,y, or z, I’ll be okay,” fantasy.
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The answers to the “Why?” questions
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What you can expect from your partner during this process
Experience
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Having a supportive group who are going through a similar experience
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Stepping out of isolation and shame
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Learning to trust yourself again
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Emerging from seeing danger everywhere
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Healing from deep grief
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Healing in a profound way
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Returning to feeling yourself again
The group will be led by Nicole Amesbury, LMHC, CSAT-Candidate
Nicole Amesbury is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) and CSAT-Candidate dedicated to guiding individuals through intimacy challenges, sexual addiction, betrayal trauma, and identity exploration. With over a decade of experience, her practice merges warmth, empathy, and evidence-based strategies to empower clients in rebuilding trust, reclaiming autonomy, and fostering fulfilling relationships. She is licensed in New Jersey, Connecticut, Florida, and Vermont, and combines psychodynamic depth with existential insights, offering accessible care both in-person and online.
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Her expertise includes supporting individuals struggling with sexual addiction and compulsive behaviors by disrupting cycles of shame and secrecy while aligning actions with values for sustainable recovery. She also helps those impacted by betrayal trauma, working with individuals and couples to heal relational ruptures,
restore safety, and reignite emotional connection. In addition, she assists clients in identity and self-discovery, navigating LGBTQ+ concerns, life transitions, and existential dilemmas with cultural sensitivity, as well as addressing anxiety and trauma recovery through integrative, person-centered frameworks.
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Nicole’s therapeutic approach is rooted in collaboration and tailored to each client’s unique journey. She integrates Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy to reframe negative thought patterns, psychodynamic exploration to uncover unconscious drivers, existential and person-centered therapy to foster self-compassion and authenticity, and trauma-informed care to create a safe space for healing.
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A pioneer in online therapy, Nicole collaborated with Dr. Irvin Yalom to integrate existential and person-centered approaches into digital mental health care. She blends neuroscience, relational theory, and existential philosophy into her work, offering innovative, flexible, and transformative outcomes.