Infidelity therapists in Sherwood Park, Alberta AB, Canada CA
Jorgelina Gill
Counsellor/Therapist, B.Sc Psychology | Behaviour Therapist | RTCounsellor
Is infidelity 100% the fault or responsibility of the adultery partner? is it a 50%-50% shared responsibility? why did this happen? can I forgive my partner? how to move forward after infidelity? These are some of the questions to work on counselling sessions to help you understand your own emotions, coping mechanisms and couple's dynamics.
21 Years Experience
Kayla Schofield
Registered Psychotherapist, RP
There are many reasons why people cheat. The biggest question is often "do I stay or go?" Infidelity has many boundary violations creating a severe breech in trust. Working with the client to allow them to find their answers on what to do next.
4 Years Experience
Nakasha Ogbonna
Registered Social Worker, RSW
Through years of extensive training and experience I have built a proven track record in supporting clients -- whether as individuals or couples in overcoming a variety of mental health concerns and relationship challenges with sustainable results. The primary methods I use are Emotionally Focused Therapy and the Gottman method. These two approaches to couples therapy aim to teach couples healthy and effective ways of communicating, while increasing mutual respect, understanding and empathy, emotional intimacy, and affection. These highly effective approaches are well suited to couples at all stages of their relationship -- helping them overcome frequent conflict, infidelity, and other destructive patterns. They may also be used to educate and strengthen couples who are in the early stages of their relationship and are committed to its long term success.
5 Years Experience
Brandi Rosgen
Licensed Professional Counsellor, B.Ed, MACP, MPCC
I specialize in helping individuals and couples create a second version of their relationship after infidelity in these two areas
Therapy is focused on helping couples find healing in creating a new version of their relationship.
Deciding to stay or go.
After infidelity, the pain, hurt anger, and rage can be all-consuming. If you feel stuck in this painful space, there is no need to exist there any longer. You may be struggling with the decision of whether to separate or not. I help each person uncover what is needed from themselves, and their partner, for the second version of the relationship to be a success. There is a focus on identifying patterns— both individually and as a couple— and being intentional in creating what it is each person desires and needs, either together or apart.
Reconciliation after betrayal
The second version of your relationship may be reconciling after one, or both, have stepped out of the marriage either physically, mentally, or emotionally. If you are wondering if reconciliation is a good idea, or how to move past betrayal, know that healing is possible. You will move on. You might as well move on intentionally with a focus on peace and happiness. I help people create a second, better version of their relationship after betrayal. There is a focus on identifying the patterns— both individually and as a couple— that got the relationship to where it is, and how to get it to where you want.
16 Years Experience
Shari Derksen
Psychologist, R. Psych.
Infidelity doesn't have to mean the end of a relationship. Learn to build trust again and take your relationship to a higher level of intimacy than ever before
13 Years Experience