Infidelity therapists in Salmon Arm, British Columbia BC, Canada CA
Infidelity
Mr. Paul Bains
Therapist, B.Sc., M.A., RCC
Infidelity and affairs are extremely hurtful for the one who has been betrayed by someone who loves you. Trust has been destroyed, and you wonder if you can regain trust if you stay in the relationship. The foundation of your relationship has been rocked. There are many emotions that you are feeling - shock, anger, sadness, and confusion, to name a few. Get support now if you decide to work on the relationship and healing or leave and end the relationship. Therapy many help in gaining clarity.
31 Years Experience
Infidelity
Stacy Kirkbride - Turnpage Counselling & Psychotherapy
Registered Psychotherapist, MACP, Registered Psychotherapist, Recreation Therapist
Infidelity and betrayal does not necessarily mean the end of the relationship. As a Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying) and Recreation Therapist, I assist couples in dealing with the challenging and complex concerns raised by infidelity and/or betrayal including rebuilding trust, finding forgiveness and acceptance, coping with guilt/shame and sense of loss, as well as seeing the opportunity for a new chosen future together. I specialize in working with both couples and individuals seeking support for interpersonal concerns, relationship issues, and coping with difficult life transitions.
3 Years Experience
Infidelity
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
Infidelity
Erica Beauchamp
Marriage and Family Therapist, M.Ed. R.C.C.
I've completed specialized training in the field of infidelity to better help the couples I work with rebuild trust. I use a Gottman Couples Therapy approach to this type of work.
15 Years Experience
Infidelity
Frances Brown
Counsellor/Therapist, M.Ed, RPC, MTC
Infidelity
The initial shock of infidelity is shattering to the hurt partner. It feels like a profound loss. It turns your sense of reality upside down. Not only do you feel betrayed, but you begin to question whether you can trust your own perceptions. The world no longer seems to make sense. It feels enormously difficult to recover from. You may feel like you are going crazy but you're not. Whatever you are feeling is a normal response to a traumatizing situation. For the unfaithful partner, you will likely be experiencing a torrent of conflicting feelings ranging from relief that the secret is out to feelings of impatience "I've told you everything and nothing I do or say makes any difference to you", to anxiety and guilt and feeling like no-one is there for you.
Partners are equally responsible for the relationship dynamic the brought them to this point. However each person is accountable for the decision they made, ie., to stray outside of the relationship or to shut down and withdraw.
One of the key questions couples will be faced with once the secret is out is "should I stay or should I go". Counselling can help you sort through the complexities of this question and decide if this person is right for you.
I invite you to book a free 15 minute consultation with me.
16 Years Experience