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Do you need guidance on helping couples navigate betrayal in their relationship? Maureen Campion MS, LP explores how attachment patterns, identity, and sociocultural context shape the experience of betrayal, and how clinicians can guide partners through meaningful repair. Earn CE hours from the comfort of your own home! In this virtual course, you'll learn to: Identify common attachment-based patterns underlying betrayal. Assess how sociocultural factors shape the meaning and impact of betrayal. Demonstrate and apply structured repair interventions & clinical strategies. Evaluate therapist countertransference and potential bias in betrayal work. Apply ethical self-of-the-therapist practices to ensure culturally responsive, clinically appropriate care. About the Speaker: Licensed clinical psychologist of over 30 years, Maureen Campion, MS, LP is a mediator, author, and relationship expert. She offers multiple workshops on parenting, birth trauma, marriage and divorce. Her practice is informed by a strong sense of social justice, personal experience with diverse family systems, and attachment focused therapy. This talk is pre-approved for: 3 hours from the MN Board of Social Work, and meets the standards for 1 Ethics credit (CEP-2403) 3 hours, including 1 Ethics hour from the MN Board of Marriage and Family Therapy (2025-579) 3 hours from the MN Board of Behavioral Health and Therapy for LPCs & LPCCs (2025.CE.588) 3 practice standards foundation hours from the MN Board of Psychology (202603.272)