Webinar Series – The Myths We Believe in Recovery

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The Myths We Believe in Recovery

Recovery after betrayal can come with a lot of expectations, and a lot of advice—about what should happen, how healing should look, and how long it should take. When reality doesn't match those expectations, couples can easily become discouraged, defensive, or stuck. We might cling to things that sound good, but don't actually help.

In this Both Sides of the Story, The Myths We Believe in Recovery, Nathaniel explore some of the common beliefs that can shape how both partners approach healing. We'll look at the ways we can turn helpful recovery principles into rigid formulas, and the counterintuitive reality that some of the things we most desperately want—certainty, safety, and ease—can actually get in the way of connection and deeper healing.

We'll unpack:

the appeal of certainty, and how rigid, linear thinking can turn recovery into rules, rituals, and scorekeeping
the ways our desire for safety can lead us toward protection, avoidance, and conditional connection
our longing for ease, and how the desire to escape pain can keep us from doing the work healing requires

This session will help both partners recognize common myths that may be shaping their recovery and consider a more relational, flexible, and honest way forward.

Join Nathaniel Gustafson for this 90-minute webinar:

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Webinar Series – The Myths We Believe in Recovery$39