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Support groups and courses
Individual coaching
Therapeutic disclosure guide
Connecting with others in a safe environment begins to create healing for the ruptures caused by sexual betrayal.
If you are looking for specialised support to recover from betrayal trauma, here is your place.
I also offer general coaching for Christian women looking to create change in their lives.
When secrets are discovered or disclosed in an intimate relationship, a professionally facilitated full disclosure can reset the foundation and be a significant step towards healing. I offer support for betrayed partners to get the truth they need.
TESTIMONIALS
After each session I’m refreshed and have a plan of how to move forward.
Client
Over this time I have become more empowered in my marriage to set boundaries, communicate what makes me safe, and be more clear in general. I learned ways to deal with anxiety and stress. I was able to walk through the full disclosure process, staying true to my values, with Jane's wonderful support and insight.
Betrayal trauma and disclosure client
As someone who had never shared my experiences in any safe or professionally supportive space, I remember entering that first group call 6 months pregnant with overwhelming uncertainty and fear that this may not be the right step for me. Jane’s gentle and skilled facilitation instantly created a safe space for me to want to share my stories of discovery more fully for the first time and was the first step into healing.
Support group member
Betrayal creates pain and confusion, but it does not have to have the last word. You were made to flourish, to be loved and connected. Your longing for peace, for meaning, for happiness is built in to move you towards the fruitful life God designed you for. The voices of many women who have healed after betrayal, including myself, say to you today, "You are not alone. There is hope for you."
You can take a step towards healing today.
ABOUT ME
Hello! I’m Jane Gibb, the founder of Quiet Wisdom. The name "Quiet Wisdom” reflects the lifelong longing of my own heart to hear God’s voice and follow him. I first heard the whisper of his “still small voice” as a child and have been a follower ever since. The twists and turns of my pathway have yielded both joy and sorrow, peace and struggle. In lament, in learning, in the richness and messiness and losses of life, God has stayed with me and kept me. I love to feel the wind in my face, to be enveloped in sunset beauty, to loll in the gentle swell of a calm ocean, to have my heart warmed by wise words on a page.
Sitting with women mourning the discovery of their husband’s sexual infidelity is a sacred space. As a group facilitator and coach, I hold out hope that darkness will not have the final word and that pain can be redeemed.
I also love to coach ministry women of all kinds. I know firsthand what a difference it makes to have people in your corner, supporting you to think through the many complexities of ministry life.
Relationships are the fabric of my life. As a wife, mum, nan, sister daughter, friend and coach, I find meaning in connection and delight in the individuality of each unique person in my life.
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