EPISODE · Apr 6, 2026 · 12 MIN
25 | When The Emotional Pain of Betrayal Feels Like Too Much, Do This
from Heart Work After Betrayal | Infidelity, Marriage, Forgiveness, Loneliness, Emotional Connection · host Julia Carlton - Christian Betrayal Recovery Coach & Certified 5 Voices Practitioner
When betrayal pain rises fast, it can feel like it takes over your whole body and mind. In this Monday Heart Check, Julia shares one gentle practice to help you stay anchored in God while being honest about what hurts. This is not about fixing the pain in one moment. It is about learning how to meet it with truth, compassion, and the presence of Jesus, so it does not have to rule your next step. In this episode, you will learn how to: name what you are feeling notice where the pain is showing up in your body bring that pain to Jesus in a simple prayer take one small next step from a calmed heart posture If you have been feeling overwhelmed, triggered, or exhausted by the weight of the pain caused by betrayal or infidelity, this short episode will help you slow down and reconnect with God in the middle of it. A simple 4-step practice: Name the pain Notice it in your body Bring it to Jesus Take the next step Connect with Julia: → [email protected] Have a question for me or a topic you want me to share on the podcast? → https://bit.ly/askthepod Sign up to receive weekly encouragement, prompts and practical support → https://bit.ly/askthepod Do you need more support to rebuild trust with yourself, God and your spouse? Book a 1:1 coaching call with me: → https://calendly.com/juliacarlton-book/60min If this episode encouraged you, share it with a friend and subscribe to Heart Work After Betrayal so you do not miss the next episode. And please leave a review, if you haven’t yet! It helps make the show more accessible to others that could benefit from it.
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