Surviving Betrayal

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This Silver Circle has 4-weekly sessions: Wed 11/4, 11/11, 11/18, 11/25 @ 5:00pm EST The price is $160 for all 4 sessions Betrayal can change the way you see everything—including yourself. Whether it comes through a partner, a friend, a family member, or someone you trusted deeply, betrayal can leave you questioning what was real, what you missed, and how you find your footing again. And for women in midlife, the experience can carry even more weight: years of shared history, a deeply intertwined identity, and a future that suddenly looks very different from the one you imagined. In this Silver Circle, Disha Prinja invites us into an honest, compassionate conversation about surviving betrayal and finding your way forward. Together, we'll explore the questions that often emerge in the aftermath: How do I trust myself again? How do I make sense of what happened? What do I do with the anger and grief? And who am I becoming now? There will be no pressure to forgive, forget, or move on before you're ready. Instead, this is a space to listen, reflect, share what feels true, and discover that you are not alone in what you're carrying. Because surviving betrayal isn't about returning to who you were before. It's about discovering what becomes possible when you begin to trust yourself again. Come join the conversation. ABOUT THE FACILITATOR: Disha is a Certified Executive, Relationship, and Life Coach who specializes in Betrayal Trauma & Identity Rebuilding. Her work sits at the intersection of emotional healing and strategic self-reconstruction. With a background in global financial services and over a decade of interior work, personal and professional, she brings a rare combination of rigor, warmth, and lived wisdom to her coaching practice. She specializes in supporting women who are rebuilding their identity after betrayal: the kind that shatters not just a relationship, but a whole sense of self. Her approach is holistic, integrating structured coaching techniques with spiritual and astrological modalities, and deeply individualized, because she knows that no two healing journeys look alike.