The aim of BTR.ORG Group and Individual Sessions is to assist women (over 18) victims of emotional abuse, psychological abuse, and sexual coercion (due to her husband’s pornography use) perpetrated by their intimate male partner to get to emotional and psychological safety.

Our services are for women who are currently married, separated, going through divorce, and/or divorced.

If you’re a woman who has been victimized by her husband (or ex-husband) due to his emotional & psychological abuse and sexual coercion,
– Access our Daily, BTR.ORG Group Sessions
– Schedule an Individual Session with a BTR Coach
– Enroll in the BTR.ORG Living Free Workshop to Learn Strategies to Get to Emotional and Psychological Safety 

Physical violence and other crimes are outside the scope of BTR.ORG Group Sessions. Thus, victims of physical abuse or women who have knowledge that their husband committed a crime, such as raping underage person or use of child sexual abuse material (child pornography) need to contact their local law enforcement agencies and local domestic violence shelter.

Abuse is a global issue, severely impacting people of every age, race, gender, sexual orientation, sexual identity, and socioeconomic status.

At BTR.ORG, we believe that every victim deserves a safe space to process trauma and heal.

Our specialized training is rooted in our own experience as cis, heterosexual women of all races and religions – and so we only provide services for women who have been or are currently victims of emotional & psychological abuse and sexual coercion (including their husband’s porn use and infidelity) perpetrated by their male intimate partner.

However, this does not invalidate our deep empathy for lesbians, trans-women, men, and non-binary individuals who have experienced abuse at the hands of others. We invite victims outside the scope of our services, those whom we are not trained or experienced enough to help to seek specialized help for their own specific circumstances as we all hope and pray for global healing.

The aim of BTR.ORG Group and Individual Sessions is to assist women victims of emotional abuse, psychological abuse, and sexual coercion (due to her husband’s pornography use) perpetrated by their intimate male partner to get to emotional and psychological safety.

Physical violence and other crimes are outside the scope of BTR.ORG Group Sessions. Thus, victims of physical abuse or women who have knowledge that their husband committed a crime, such as raping underage person or use of child sexual abuse material (child pornography) need to contact their local law enforcement agencies and local domestic violence shelter.

If you’re a woman who has been victimized by her husband (or ex-husband) due to his emotional & psychological abuse and sexual coercion:

– Access our Daily, BTR.ORG Group Sessions
– Schedule an Individual Session with a BTR Coach
– Enroll in the BTR.ORG Living Free Workshop to Learn Strategies to Get to Emotional and Psychological Safety

If you’re interested in sharing your story on the BTR.ORG Podcast contact: kari @btr.org

If you’d like to invite Anne to speak on your podcast, webinar, or event, contact: kari @btr.org

One of the most common things we hear from women new to the BTR.ORG community is how welcomed, safe, and validated they feel even on their first day.

Anyone who has suffered years or decades of emotional & psychological abuse and sexual coercion from their husband understands how important safety and empathy are to healing.

BTR.ORG Coaches come to Sessions on time and free from distractions and respectfully request that you do the same. Our Director of Coaching will periodically drop into Group and Individual Sessions to ensure client safety and coaching quality.

Because we don’t know what any other woman has experienced prior to attending BTR.ORG Group Sessions, we ask that all clients adhere to some general safety precautions so that each and every woman, no matter her situation or background, can feel secure in our midst.

Please review the Group Session Guidelines:

• Because safety is our first priority, BTR.ORG Coaches will not share your contact information with anyone or facilitate you sharing your contact information with anyone.
• When you attend a Group Session, you MUST be in a room alone. If others are in the home, please be in a different room and wear headphones to protect the safety of other Group Session Clients and your children. If you need to attend to something, please leave the Group Session and attend another session.
• First Name, Last Initial, and Video check upon Group Session entry is required. For your safety, list only your first name and last initial and be on camera to be accepted into the BTR.ORG Group Session. For every one's safety, we must be able to identify you. Video must be on the entire time. For everyone's safety, clients cannot put their personal contact info (last name, email or phone number) as their Zoom name. Clients who violate this policy will be removed from the Group Session.
• For everyone's safety, you may not share your BTR.ORG Login, use a BTR.ORG Login that is not your own, or create a BTR.ORG Login for someone else. All BTR.ORG Group Session attendees must have their own BTR.ORG Client Login. Clients who violate this policy will be removed from the Group Session.
• BTR.ORG Group Session Clients are strictly prohibited from recording Group Sessions for any reason. Recording Sessions will result in immediate termination of access to BTR.ORG Group Sessions, without refund of any fees paid to date.
• We recommend women attend no more than one Group Session per day. We find that women who take what they learn and apply it in their daily lives progress more toward their safety. Similarly, we find women make more progress when they focus on taking classes to advance their career, or other such activities rather than attend multiple groups per day.
• Acknowledging that mental health professionals (i.e, counselors, coaches, mentors, advocates, podcasters, influencers working in the betrayal trauma or abuse field any capacity) are not immune to the pain of abuse and betrayal trauma, we've found that BTR.ORG Group Sessions aren't an appropriate place for them to find support. Mental health professionals may schedule an individual session with any one of our coaches. 
• Although we have a BTR.ORG Group Session schedule, BTR.ORG Coaches may change without notice.
• Our Sessions are a NO PORN ZONE and no masturbation zone. Our philosophy is that ALL porn/masturbation is damaging, so any mention that some porn/masturbation is or may be healthy creates a safety breach in our Group Sessions.
• Do not use swear words. Many clients have been abused with harsh language.
• Because women have frequently been emotionally and psychologically abused by gender dynamics, to provide a safe space, we specifically use the pronouns she/her to describe ourselves (victims) and he/him to describe abusers. If you're uncomfortable using these pronouns in this way, please schedule an Individual Session rather than attending Group Sessions.
• Avoid graphic details during shares. Others may be triggered into a trauma response.
• No obvious use of alcohol. Many clients are in relationships with alcohol abusers.
• Be mindful of time. Everyone who wishes to share deserves equal opportunity to speak and get feedback.
• Some Group Sessions will not be held on holidays, such as: Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Years Eve, New Years Day, Mother’s Day, 4th of July

Having access to the BTR.ORG Group Sessions means that you will be charged $125 per month until you cancel through the BTR.ORG Client Login.

For that reason, if you don’t attend Group Sessions your monthly fee will remain active so you have access to the Group Sessions if/when you need it.

Although you can cancel your access to BTR.ORG Group Sessions at any time, the first payment and any monthly fees thereafter are non-refundable.

If you don’t want to be charged again, make sure you cancel your access to BTR.ORG Group Sessions before the next monthly fee occurs.

We're so sorry you're having issues!

1. Make sure you are logged into the Client Login on the BTR.ORG website.

2. If you don't know your password, click on "Forgot My Password"

If you don't receive the password reset email:
-Make sure you’re using the email that you used to create your account.
-Check your spam folder for the reset email. Make sure you mark it “not spam”.
-Clear your cookies and click on “Lost Your Password?” again.

3. If you're trying to access BTR Group Sessions and you can't get in due to a problem with Zoom:

- Is Zoom downloaded on the device you are using?

- Make sure you are logged into Zoom. You must have a Zoom login to access our sessions. For your Zoom username, use the email you use for your BTR Login email.

4. If you're still having problems, nearly 100% of the technical problems will be resolved by clearing your cookies and trying again.

If you've tried all these and it's still not working, message inbox@btr.org and a BTR Team member will get back to you as soon as possible.

If you're trying to access BTR Group Sessions and you can't get in due to a problem with Zoom:

- Is Zoom downloaded on the device you are using?

- Make sure you are logged into Zoom. You must have a Zoom login to access our sessions. For your Zoom username, use the email you use for your BTR Login email.

If you don't know your password, click on "Forgot My Password"

If you don't receive the password reset email:
-Make sure you’re using the email that you used to create your account.
-Check your spam folder for the reset email. Make sure you mark it “not spam”.
-Clear your cookies and click on “Lost Your Password?” again.

Our site is dynamic and is based on your internet browser. 

To make sure your internet browser is using the correct time zone, here are a few ideas: 

• On some browsers, you need to turn on the setting that allows the browser to share your location with certain websites. 
• Browser Settings: browsers usually have built-in features to set your preferred time zone. Look for the "Settings" or "Preferences" menu within your browser's interface. Or if you turn on share your location, it should automatically detect where you are and adjust the time zone for Group Sessions accordingly.
• Clearing Your Cookies: Many problems can be solved by clearing your cookies. Perhaps you went out of town, and your computer thinks you’re still there? Clearing your cookies may help reset the time zone on your browser.
• Accepting BTR Cookies: To detect your time zone, our site needs to use cookies to determine where you are. If you have the option to accept cookies, say yes, and that will enable the Group Sessions to be shown in your time zone.

We’re anxious to see you in group, please reach out to inbox@btr.org you continue to have time zone problems.

To cancel access to the BTR Group Sessions, follow these steps:

1. Visit BTR.ORG and click on Client Login
2. Login to the BTR Client Login
3. Click on the Client Menu
4. Select CLIENT INFO
5. Scroll Down to BTR Group Access, click CANCEL

If you are having a billing problem, make sure that you have canceled your BTR.ORG Group Access:

1. Visit BTR.ORG and click on Client Login
2. Login to the BTR Client Login
3. Click on the Client Menu
4. Select CLIENT INFO
5. Scroll Down to BTR Group Access, click CANCEL

If you are still having billing problems after you have canceled, message inbox @btr.org and we'll look into it asap!

Since BTR is a worldwide organization, we don’t make any local recommendations. 

If you're interested in getting local support for betrayal trauma, emotional and psychological abuse and sexual coercion, our coaches can likely coach you about how to find good resources in your local area during the session, click here to schedule an individual session with any of our amazing coaches.

Or you can access a BTR Group Session today! Click here to see the session schedule.

If you are a woman over the age of 18, who is currently or has been in a relationship where you suspect emotional & psychological abuse and sexual coercion (in the form of secret pornography use or infidelity), then YES!

This workshop is for women who are still in their marriages, women who are separated, women who have made the decision to divorce, and even women who are already divorced. The answer is YES, this workshop is for YOU!

The BTR.ORG Living Free is one workshop with four parts.

To enroll, click the link above. Or if enrollment isn’t open at this time, enter your email there to be notified about when enrollment is open.

In the meantime:

1. Join our community at the bottom of each page at BTR.ORG to get updates about all upcoming workshops, BTR.ORG Podcast Episodes, and other community announcements.

2. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok to hear about upcoming workshops.

3. If you're interested in getting support for your specific situation, click here to schedule an individual session with any of our amazing coaches.

4. If you need support right away, you’ll be able to access a BTR Group Session probably today! Click here to see the session schedule.

All 4 Parts of the BTR.ORG Living Free Workshop are usually around 1.5 to 2 hours, depending on several factors. Plan on a full two hours for childcare.

We don’t record our workshops, but they do run every other month. So if enrollment is closed right now. Keep an eye out for when enrollment opens. 

We look forward to seeing you in our BTR Living Free Workshop soon!

We’re so glad you’re benefiting from Anne's insights on BTR.ORG Podcast and/or Jane's insights on our social media channels.

Anne and Jane don't schedule sessions with clients because their role here at BTR is to teach women about the concepts of abuse and safety on all our educational platforms - including the upcoming BTR.ORG Living Free Workshop - perhaps consider enrolling? It's awesome!

If you're interested in getting support for your, check out the BTR.ORG Group Session Schedule. We'd love to see you in a Group Session today. We’re anxious to help you.