If you’ve ever walked away from betrayal wondering, “What happened to me?” this episode is for you.Whether the betrayal came from a partner, family member, workplace, friendship, your health, or even life itself, chronic stress and betrayal don’t just break trust. They can change the way your brain processes safety, relationships, and decision-making.In this solo episode of Notes From the Edge, Lisa Lacy explores the neuroscience behind betrayal, trauma, and survival without shame or jargon. You’ll learn why you second-guess yourself, overthink everything, struggle to trust your instincts, and why those responses may be signs of adaptation rather than weakness.In this episode, you’ll discover:• How betrayal affects the brain and nervous system• Why you’re not “crazy” or broken• The role of the amygdala, hippocampus, and prefrontal cortex in survival• Why insight alone doesn’t create healing• Practical steps to begin rebuilding self-trust• How neuroplasticity gives us hope for lasting changeIf this conversation resonates with you, you’re invited to Betrayal Rewired™, a complimentary live experiential workshop on Sunday, August 2, where we’ll move beyond information and experience practical tools for nervous system regulation, self-trust, and healing.Because maybe the problem isn’t that you’re broken.Maybe your brain simply learned to survive.If this episode speaks to you, please subscribe, leave a review, and share it with someone who needs the reminder that they are not alone.What did you perform in order to survive?Welcome to the edge.Betrayal Rewired: Register Here https://calendly.com/contact-lisa-lacy/betrayal-rewired
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