Partner Betrayal

with
Gary Katz, LCSW, CSAT, CPTT

and
Jennifer Acker, LCSW, CSAT

In this webinar, you will learn about:

The unique nature of the betrayal wound

5 common (and easy to fix!) mistakes that therapists tend to make

The top things you need to keep in mind as a therapist when working with betrayed partners

Gary Katz, LCSW, CSAT, CPTT, is the founder of The Center for Intimacy Recovery and Seen Therapy at the Center for Women’s Intimacy, in New York. Both of his practices focus primarily on intimacy and relationships. Gary has found that without a sense of intimacy with oneself, people can’t fully experience intimacy with someone else. He believes that because our hearts are fragile and we develop strategies to keep them safe and avoid getting hurt. Often these strategies later become maladaptive and stop serving us or they hold us back from achieving the connection and intimacy we are actually seeking. The Center for Intimacy Recovery and Seen Therapy both help clients to find ways to have the intimacy and connection in life that they are seeking.

Jennifer Acker, LCSW, CSAT, focuses on helping clients develop and maintain authentic and fulfilling relationships with the self, first and foremost, and, secondly, with others. She is certiﬁed in sex addiction treatment (CSAT), sensorimotor psychotherapy (SP), trauma-sensitive HeartMath, post-induction training (PIT), intensive somatic attachment and trauma resolution, and eye movement desensitization reprocessing (EMDR). Most recently she has trained with Dana Childs in energy healing and Kelly McDaniel in Mother Hunger work. Jen has found that each one of these techniques relates to one another, and she uses them all organically depending on what seems appropriate for each client, giving each person their own unique recipe of treatment

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