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 change
If 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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