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“BTR calls the behavior we’ve seen from our addict partners for what it is: abusive.
A friend told me about BTR, and I listened to a podcast. It was hard for me to hear at first and still is at times. But I’m grateful for the education and support these great women are offering. For anyone going through this very difficult process, I would recommend this podcast.”
Cherisa Jones via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/07/20
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“This podcast is life changing!
It is like having your best friend with you wherever you go when your whole world is shattered to pieces.
The expert education, support and love in this podcast regarding betrayal trauma, childhood trauma, sex addiction, and abuse is unparalleled!
Thank you BTR...”Read full review »
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05/11/20
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“I have so enjoyed listening. These episodes are packed with extremely good information.”
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10/06/16
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“If you have been betrayed you need to listen.”
Cindystrawberry via Apple Podcasts ·
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03/14/18
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