Psychologist, Clinical Psychologist and Child and Adolescent Psychotherapist
Infidelity is an issue that often arises in couple therapy and I adddress this in a non-judgemental manner in the broader context of the couple's relationship over time and in particular the meaning of the infidelity in this context.
Infidelity can inflict deep wounds, but it also presents an opportunity for growth and renewal in a relationship. As a therapist, I provide a safe and nonjudgmental space for couples to navigate the hurt and betrayal, while also exploring avenues for healing and rebuilding trust. Together, we can turn this challenging experience into a catalyst for strengthening your connection and creating a more resilient partnership
Infidelity can shake the foundations of a relationship, causing immense pain. In therapy for infidelity, I offer a safe and empathic space for individuals and couples to navigate through their goals for therapy - whether it's about reconciliation or closure. Together, we explore the underlying issues and emotions that might have contributed to the infidelity, while also addressing it's impact on the relationship dynamics. Part of the work might involve looking at communication styles and rebuilding a stronger foundation for the future, whatever that might be.