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Betrayal trauma can happen when we feel our employer does nothing to address our workplace abuse situations, and the government invalidates us in the absence of a law to protect us. This type of trauma can feel more personal than other types of trauma. And not only does it set the tone for relationships with […]

Mr. Jay is sharing how his childhood was anything but a success, but one thing that got him through day-to-day was his faith. He shares how he put himself through school, researching self-help books, therapy, psychology, and spirituality. Mr. Jay learned and stands by his motto: The relationship you have with yourself sets the tone

Have you ever felt lost, confused, unlovable, out-of-touch, angry, or on the verge of losing it all or yourself? Changing all this is as simple as picking up your phone. It is said that the definition of insanity is doing something repeatedly the same way but expecting a different outcome. Is there an area in

Coach Jay goes into a little bit of his story growing up and we talk about how your pain can become your purpose, your mess become your message. We go all over the place when it comes to marriage and relationships in our conversation. We talk about how to proactively work on your marriage, a

“How we love and forgive ourselves sets the stage for how we love and forgive in all other relationships. ” ~ Coach Jay Listen to this Podcast Below Pivot180 Weekly Boost

When Mr Jay was just a boy, he and his family returned home to find it gutted. There was nothing to save. The family was never the same, Mr Jay was unsafe with his mom after his dad left the family and at 14 years old, he was safer on his own. He kept himself

In this episode, I have Mr Jay who works as a relationship coach. He talks about different types of relationships and how individuals can be affected by betrayal and trauma. As a certified betrayal trauma practitioner, he has to guide clients on how to overcome the shock of discovering extra marital affairs and for the

Mr. Jay, endured his share of trauma as a child: house fire, sexual abuse from an uncle, quitting school in sixth grade, and being homeless. But he somehow developed a never-give-up attitude that helped propel him to achieving great things in his life. After negotiating with the admissions officer at a local college, he managed

Mr. Jay is a veteran of the United States military, an Inspirational Publicist a Betrayal Trauma Practitioner, and an Intrapersonal Relationship Coach. Mr. Jay learned, and stands by his motto, “The Relationship You Have With Yourself Sets the Tone for All Other Relationships Around You” and says, “Relationships can break you but even broken crayons

Today we talk with Mr. Jay who is a Betrayal Trauma Practitioner and Intrapersonal Relationship Coach.  He shares with us the importance of getting real in all your relationships and how his difficult and traumatic childhood made him into the person he is today.  He is an author of a children’s book, I Am Loved Right