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EPISODE · Mar 18, 2026 · 27 MIN

Reclaiming your Worth after Betrayal

from Confident Again · host Jane Gibb

If intimate betrayal has left you feeling not enough, unchosen, unseen, or deeply shaken in your sense of value, this episode is for you.In this heartfelt conversation, Jane explores one of the most painful impacts of betrayal: the way it can distort your sense of self-worth. She gently unpacks why betrayal is never a commentary on your value, even though it can feel that way in the aftermath.You’ll hear why betrayal is rooted in disloyalty, secrecy, deception, and power imbalance — not in any deficiency in you. Jane also explains why it makes sense that your worth feels under attack after betrayal, especially when manipulation tactics like blame-shifting, gaslighting, and DARVO have left you doubting your reality.This episode also explores how trauma affects the nervous system and can turn pain inward, leading to self-blame and disconnection from your truest self. Jane offers a compassionate reframe: your worth has not been lost — but your connection to it may have been damaged through trauma.With warmth, honesty, and practical wisdom, Jane shares 6 grounded ways to begin reclaiming your sense of worth, including:reconnecting with the qualities that reflect your truest selflistening to and responding to your body with caretelling the truth about what has happened to yousetting effective, self-honouring boundariesmaking values-based choices that restore agencyaccepting your humanity without shameJane also shares part of her own journey of questioning and reclaiming her worth, offering hope that healing is possible, and that the real you is still there — alive, precious, and waiting to be reconnected with.If you’ve been carrying the weight of betrayal and wondering whether you still matter, this episode is a tender reminder: your story is painful, but it does not define your worth.In this episode, you’ll hear:Why betrayal is not about your worthWhy it makes sense that betrayal feels like an attack on your valueHow trauma and the nervous system can fuel self-blameWhy lost self-worth is often really lost self-connectionSix practical ways to nurture a stronger connection to your true selfIf late nights are especially hard and your thoughts won’t switch off, Jane has created a gentle resource called the 1AM Audio Companion to support you in those tender hours.Find it here: https://www.quietwisdom.com.au/cantsleepaudiocompanionIf this episode encouraged you, please follow the show, share it with someone who may need it, and leave a rating or review.Send Jane a noteConnect with Jane at Quiet WisdomJoin the Support Group Waitlist

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If intimate betrayal has left you feeling not enough, unchosen, unseen, or deeply shaken in your sense of value, this episode is for you. In this heartfelt conversation, Jane explores one of the most painful impacts of betrayal: the way it can distort your sense of self-worth. She gently unpacks why betrayal is never a commentary on your value, even though it can feel that way in the aftermath. You’ll hear why betrayal is rooted in disloyalty, secrecy, deception, and power imbalance — not in ...

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