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CoachingHope4U: Life After Intimate Betrayal

This podcast offers short reflections and practical guidance for women navigating betrayal, the complicated path of healing, and even divorce.

Podcast · By Kim Hansen Petroni · American English · Official site

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Sep 13, 2026
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Jul 7, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 13, 2026

    Messy Mom Moments: Imperfect, Without Regret (opens the original)

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    As my son prepares for marriage, I find myself looking back at the mischievous little boy he was, the pain he carried through our divorce, and the man he chose to become. This is a reflection on imperfect motherhood, the difference between responsibility and lifelong shame, and why our hardest moments do not deserve sole authorship of our children’s stories. We cannot change the mothers we were—but we can honor the love, repair, resilience, and grace woven through the mess. For more writing, res

  2. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    Bitter: When Telling the Truth Gets Mistaken for Not Moving On (opens the original)

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    When did telling the truth about something bitter become the same thing as becoming bitter? In this episode, Kim Hansen Petroni challenges the fear of “becoming bitter”—particularly within faith communities where forgiveness, letting go, and moving on can become expectations placed on people who are still living with the effects of betrayal and injustice. Through Scripture, the symbolism of Passover's bitter herbs, and her own experience with prolonged conflict and litigation, Kim explores an im

  3. Episode · Aug 17, 2026

    Messy Mom Moment: A Mother’s Grief, Faith, and Letting Go (opens the original)

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    When Kim watches her oldest son drive away to begin his adult life, pride and grief arrive together. His departure brings memories of childhood, the impact of betrayal and divorce, and the question many mothers carry: Was I a good enough mom? This personal reflection explores imperfect parenting, faith, and trusting that the love we gave our children will travel with them into the lives they build. Visit www.coachinghope4u.com for more information Find the original blog HERE .

  4. Episode · Jul 20, 2026

    Faith Community: Your Story Matters Too (opens the original)

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    Replacing Platitudes with Compassion After Betrayal When betrayal enters a relationship, many people in the faith community sincerely want to help—but good intentions don't always bring healing. In this episode, I share a deeply personal experience that changed how I understand compassion. We'll explore why familiar phrases like "Just pray about it," or "Time heals all wounds" can unintentionally leave hurting people feeling dismissed, and how simple, empathetic responses can communicate somethi

  5. Episode · Jul 7, 2026

    Loyalty: When Staying Loyal Means Betraying Yourself (opens the original)

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    Loyalty is often celebrated as one of our greatest virtues—but what if it's quietly keeping you trapped? In this episode, I explore the difference between healthy loyalty and the kind that asks us to abandon ourselves. Through stories from my own family and insights from working with women healing after betrayal and divorce, we'll examine how loyalty can become either a refuge or a weapon—and how to recognize the difference. If you've ever wondered whether staying loyal has cost you your peace,

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