Closure, Betrayal Trauma & Rebuilding Self-Trust | Solo Episode with Lisa Lacy
About this episode
Lisa Lacy discusses the importance of creating closure and rebuilding self-trust after experiencing betrayal trauma.
How much longer are you willing to wait for someone else to validate what you already know happened? Lisa Lacy is a trauma educator and relationship advisor exploring one powerful idea: sometimes closure is not something another person gives you, it is something you create by trusting your own experience. In this short solo episode, Lisa shares what she learned from waiting for accountability, explanations, and validation that never came, and why healing began when she stopped requiring someone else’s version of the story to confirm her own. In this episode: Closure after betrayal Rebuilding self-trust Letting go of the need for an apology Boundaries without agreement Why unanswered questions keep us attached Moving forward without validation Connect with Lisa: https://www.lisalacy.com What did you perform in order to survive? Welcome to the Edge. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .
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