This is not couples therapy
The award funds individual care for you. Couples work may be valuable later, but it is a different service with a different clinical purpose.
For partners carrying the impact
Discovering a partner's compulsive behavior is a trauma in its own right. This program funds care for the person absorbing that impact.
Who this is for
Partners and spouses carrying the impact of someone else's compulsive behavior.
Why a separate program
Partner care is frequently treated as an appendix to someone else's recovery, funded last and stopped first. Betrayal trauma has its own clinical literature, its own trained clinicians, and its own course of treatment, so it has its own funding award.
The award funds individual care for you. Couples work may be valuable later, but it is a different service with a different clinical purpose.
CPTT, CCPS, and APSATS-affiliated clinicians train specifically in betrayal trauma. Filter the directory by betrayal trauma to see who in the network works this way.
Find a partner-trained therapistYour application stands on its own. It does not depend on whether your partner applies, is in treatment, or knows that you applied.
How the review worksWhat the award does
The mechanics are identical across all three programs, and they are worth reading once before you apply.
Applications are submitted through the secure applicant portal. It is a separate system from this public site, and nothing entered there is published here.
Questions
Answers that are specific to this program. The general funding questions live on their own page.

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