#50: Does Betrayal Trauma Treatment Work?
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In this episode, Brannon talks about his personal journey through the evolving world of betrayal trauma treatment: what he learned in the early days, how the field has changed, and why some popular approaches might be missing the mark. He shares stories from his own professional development, unpacks the limitations of both the old codependency model and the newer, sometimes extreme, betrayal trauma frameworks, and offers insight into what truly helps people heal.
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