After the shock of the discovery of a marital betrayal, what next?
When people get married they never dream that they might be betrayed by their spouse. BH, it doesn’t happen often in our communities. But if it does happen to someone, it is such a shocking realization. It’s like living in a nightmare. There is shock, devastation, profound hurt and feelings of being betrayed and blind-sided.
What happens next? Can someone get through it? Can the marriage? Can the family?
On Tuesday, March 6, 8:45 PM Eastern listen in on a conference call as Moshe Zev Lamm, LCSW discusses what to do when the betrayal is discovered, and more importantly what not to do.
Too often, the victim or the well-meaning supporters make things worse. This is an important call for those experiencing this pain, and for those trying to support the hurt spouse, and the innocent children.
Call in info
To join, call 641-552-9123. Access code: 256965
You can send in your questions anonymously before, during and after the call to www.adaiad.org/ask-anonymous-question
This call is brought to the community by Crown Heights Jewish Community Council and Adai Ad. It is part of a series of workshops and education organized by the Crown Heights Jewish Community Council under a grant by the New York City Council Domestic Violence Initiative awarded by Council Member Matthieu Eugene.
Check Adai Ad’s website for upcoming calls and events at http://www.adaiad.org/events or recordings of past events at www.adaiad.org/past-events.
