A self-paced, therapist-designed online trauma course by Carlos Todd, PhD, and Natasha Pemberton-Todd, LPCS. In four sessions and a total of 6 hours, this course helps couples heal emotional wounds, rebuild trust, and restore connection. Learn practical, experiential trauma healing practices to grow stronger together and rediscover safety in love.
For couples who’ve experienced betrayal, loss, or emotional pain and want to rebuild safety and intimacy. This course is ideal for partners seeking trauma healing for couples or anyone learning how to overcome relational trauma through shared healing and understanding.
Discover practices for healing trauma and building inner resources together. Learn how to heal attachment wounds in couples, develop self-compassion, and repair trust after love trauma through guided exercises and reflective activities.
This experiential trauma course blends psychology, attachment theory, and guided self compassion and trauma healing practices to help partners recover from trauma with love and rebuild emotional closeness through trust and empathy.
Trauma affects how couples connect, communicate, and trust one another. Whether caused by infidelity, emotional neglect, or unresolved personal pain, unhealed trauma often leads to distance and disconnection.
The Trauma Course for Couples provides a guided path for understanding trauma responses, rebuilding emotional safety, and learning gentle practices for long-term recovery. It offers a supportive, self-paced environment where partners can begin emotional healing after trauma together.
After working with 100’s of couples, Dr. Carlos Todd will give you the simple strategies to understand and heal your trauma.
Trauma does not have to ruin your romantic life anymore. What are you waiting for?
Uncover your conflict style and unlock insights to deepen your connection.
Learn how trauma affects your ability to love and use step-by-step tools for emotional healing to break free from its impact.
Discover how to overcome relational trauma caused by abandonment patterns and rebuild healthier relationship choices.
Understand the lasting effects of abuse and access step-by-step tools for emotional healing to overcome relational trauma.
Learn how emotional trauma disrupts connection and how step-by-step tools for emotional healing can help you reconnect with your partner.
The workbook includes structured exercises, communication scripts, and reflection prompts developed by licensed therapists to help you practice connection-building skills.
Unlike traditional counseling books, this workbook integrates a couples therapy workbook for communication approach with therapist-tested exercises for self-guided use.
Yes. While it’s best completed together, individual partners can still benefit by learning new insights and applying better communication tools in daily interactions.
You can move at your own pace—most couples complete it in 4–6 weeks, depending on reflection depth and discussion frequency.
Absolutely. Each lesson focuses on communication repair and emotional rebuilding, helping couples learn to listen, validate, and respond constructively.
Yes. Many of our exercises include virtual adaptations, making it a great communication workbook for couples who live apart.
Through guided steps, it teaches partners how to pause, reflect, and rebuild connection after arguments in meaningful ways.
You’ll learn a structured process to turn fights into growth by identifying patterns, expressing needs respectfully, and restoring emotional safety.
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