Dr. Debi Silber talks dealing with betrayal | Midday Break Room w/ Roxi Fab - 7.6.26

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Dr. Debi Silber is the world's leading expert in betrayal recovery and the founder and CEO of The PBT Institute — the world's leading organization devoted to betrayal recovery research, education, and transformation. A PhD-credentialed researcher, two-time TEDx speaker with over 2 million combined views, two-time #1 international bestselling author, globally ranked podcast host of From Betrayal to Breakthrough, and founder of National Forgiveness Day, her work has been validated across 100,000+ people in 50+ countries and has redefined what's possible for individuals, teams, and organizations ready to move forward. Dr. Debi joins the show to talk about the dynamics that come into play when a close friend or close family member betrays you, and how that can affect one's psyche.

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