Your Hardest Family Question: How do I get over feeling betrayed by my therapist?
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MaryannOctober 17, 2022
I highly recommend the Spouse and Family Support Meetings which are part of the Addiction and Recovery Program of the church. The principles taught there would have helped this woman recognize the false things she was being told. She would have learned divine principles that would have greatly helped her in a very difficult situation, and also gained support from the group leaders and other participants. This is a divinely inspired program and mental health specialists have helped to design it, as approved by church leaders. I hope everyone who has a family member with any kind of addiction will speak to their Bishop about attending these meetings. They are strictly confidential.
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