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Frequently Asked Questions
We support both betrayed partners and men seeking to rebuild after betrayal. Amy works with partners navigating betrayal trauma, helping them regain clarity, confidence, and healing. Danny specializes in coaching men who want to develop true empathy and take full accountability for the harm they’ve caused.
Yes. We’ve both experienced firsthand the devastation of addiction, deception, and betrayal in our own relationship. We know how isolating and overwhelming this journey can feel. Our coaching isn’t just based on training—it’s rooted in real-life experience, healing, and the work it takes to rebuild.
Yes! While some of our clients are dealing with sex addiction, many are navigating infidelity, deception, and relational trauma that doesn’t involve addiction. The impact of betrayal is the same—whether it was a one-time affair or a long-term pattern of secrecy. Our coaching focuses on healing, self-understanding, and relational recovery, no matter the circumstances.
Yes we do. We utilize the ERCEM (Early Recovery Couples Empathy Model) in our couples sessions. We believe both partners need individual support before meaningful relational work can happen. Amy supports betrayed partners, and Danny works with men looking to develop empathy and accountability. We work together as a team to help couples rebuild trust, communication, and empathy in the hopes of restoring the relationship.
Not necessarily. His healing is his responsibility, and your healing is yours. While this group teaches men how to develop true empathy and repair relational harm, it’s up to both of you to decide what comes next. Whether you stay or leave, your healing matters.
It’s natural to want to focus on your partner’s healing, but the truth is—you can’t fix him. The best place to start is by taking care of yourself. Amy’s coaching will help you understand betrayal trauma, rebuild your sense of self, and decide what’s best for you, regardless of his choices.
Therapy often explores past wounds, mental health diagnoses, and deep emotional processing, while coaching is more action-oriented—helping you move forward with clarity, tools, and support. We focus on healing from betrayal, setting boundaries, and rebuilding (or redefining) relationships. Coaching can be a great complement to therapy but does not replace it.
We love working with professionals, organizations, and individuals who share our mission of healing, accountability, and relational recovery. If you’re interested in collaborations or partnership opportunities, please reach out to [email protected] to discuss how we can work together. Whether it’s speaking engagements, workshops, podcast appearances, or group programs, we are open to meaningful partnerships that align with our values.