Hi, everyone. I wanted to share some exciting updates about what's been going on at betrayal trauma recovery and then get real with you about some challenges we're facing.

First, the good news. We've expanded our group sessions to better support women worldwide. I've always wanted to do this and I'm so excited we were able to make it happen.

We now have live sessions three times a week at 8 p.m. Sydney time. So for all you

women listening in Australia, thanks for your support. These same group sessions are 10 a.m. Central

European time. For North American listeners in my time, they're at 2 a.m., which is perfect for

when you have stressed-induced insomnia. For women in Hawaii and Alaska, 11 p.m.

And for women in Japan at 6 p.m. We have live group sessions every single day, multiple times a day.

And my goal is to keep expanding until there's never more than a two or three-hour gap between

sessions anywhere in the world. To see how many sessions are available

per day in your time zone, go to BTR.org slash group. We'd love to see you in a session today.

Now the challenges. Doing this podcast, I've always faced opposition. And lately, the pushback has

felt otherworldly. Here's what's

been going on. I'm assuming it's abusive men that are systematically reporting our posts on

Facebook and Instagram as spam. Many advocates have let me know that they try to link posts to our

website, and those links are being immediately removed by the meta bots.

When I first started years ago, I trademarked betrayal trauma recovery.

And even though we're the largest betrayal trauma community in the world with over 93,000

followers on Facebook, when I Google the four words, betrayal recovery, Facebook, we don't appear on the first

page of Google's search results. That's crazy. The same thing is happening on Apple Podcasts,

where women aren't able to see it. It's not coming up in their algorithms. Here's just another

example. This week, 43 podcast audio files randomly disappeared. That's almost an entire year of my

podcast that suddenly disappeared. I could go on and on. But suffice it to say, every day I wake up and

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