At Integrity Disclosures Coaching, I help individuals and couples navigate betrayal trauma and early recovery with structure, clarity, and accountability.
My work is grounded in the ERCEM (Early Recovery Couples Empathy Model) and the APSATS Multidimensional Partner Trauma Model — two structured, trauma-informed frameworks that prioritize:
Nervous system safety for the betrayed partner
Transparency and measurable accountability in recovery
Structured empathy development
Clear communication and relational stabilization
Before reconciliation is considered, emotional safety and consistency must be established. These models provide a practical path forward.
Drawing on years of professional training and lived recovery experience — including supervision from Carol Juergensen Sheets (“Help. Her. Heal.”, “Help. Them. Heal.”) — I offer steady, contained guidance that balances compassion with accountability. The goal is not quick repair, but durable change.
As a certified, insured, and ICF-aligned professional coach, I operate within clear ethical boundaries, including confidentiality, scope of practice, and client safety. Coaching is conducted responsibly and with respect for the emotional complexity of this work.
Whether you are a betrayed partner seeking stabilization and validation, or a partner committed to rebuilding trust through consistent action, this process provides structure, clarity, and a defined path toward relational repair.
If you are navigating betrayal trauma or early recovery and are ready for structured, trauma-informed guidance, you can schedule a free 30 minute consultation to determine whether this framework is a fit for your situation.
Blog: What Early Recovery Actually Requires From a Husband
Blog: What Partners Need to See Before They Feel Safe
Blog: Why Empathy Is Not Re-Assurance
Featured guest on Carol Jurgensen Sheets’ podcast discussing recovery, empathy, and early-stage accountability.