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Betrayal Trauma
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Betrayal Trauma is a theory and widely used formulation concerning harm committed by a person or institution on whom the harmed person depends; it is not automatically a formal diagnosis. Distress after betrayal is real, but an article cannot diagnose a disorder or determine treatment without qualified assessment.
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