I specialize in helping my clients manage the pain, grief, and heartbreak of infidelity, as well as how to move beyond the infidelity and into repair in a relationship.
I worked closely with a psychologist for several years who specialized in affairs. I worked in tandem with him to help clients face, heal, and move forward together or in a direction that best honored what came to light in the dark. I am familiar with systems and see the couple together, or individually. There can be hope and empowerment inherent in infidelity and it is my honor to work with clients facing such a time in their life when things feel unclear and confusing.
Infidelity and the fear that your partner may be seeing someone else can wreak havoc on committed relationships. Whether you’re the one who has strayed, or you’re someone whose partner has been unfaithful, the pain and confusion is real. I use the Gottman “Trust Revival Method” to help couples heal from infidelity, as well as basic crisis management and trauma informed interventions.
Counseling for healing after infidelity addresses emotions such as betrayal, hurt, anger, guilt, and shame. I help guide clients in developing coping strategies, communication skills, and emotional resilience as they work through the aftermath of the affair. My goal is to support individuals and couples in making informed decisions about the future of their relationship, whether that involves reconciliation, rebuilding trust, or moving on separately.
Deciding to focus on healing after experiencing infidelity is a courageous journey, and I am here to provide compassionate guidance and support. We will addressing pain, betrayal, and the intricate web of emotions and triggers that arise. Together, we will explore the roots of the infidelity, fostering open communication and understanding. My approach blends empathy with practical tools, empowering you to rebuild trust, redefine boundaries, and chart a course towards relational healing. If you're grappling with the aftermath of infidelity, I'm here to offer support, insight, and a non-judgmental space for rebuilding and rediscovery. Let's work together to navigate this challenging chapter and forge a path towards a stronger, more resilient relationship.
Have you experienced infidelity within your relationship? Do you now feel as if you cannot trust your partner or be vulnerable in your relationship because of the loss of trust and intimacy? Know that this is normal when experiencing infidelity but it does not have to be the new normal for you. Through real therapeutic work, we will collaboratively find a way for you to build yourself back up again in order to take control of your life again. Contact me today for a free 15-minute consultation to get started on your therapeutic journey today!
Infidelity is an emotional injury in a relationship that doesn't get healed by simply saying, "I'm sorry." Many times, the offending partner gets that what they did hurt their loved one but doesn't fully understand what it did to them as a person, partner, etc. I can help with navigating the pain, shame, sadness, anger, and other emotions to create understanding and help rebuild trust.
Life Coach, Certified Conscious Uncoupling Coach | Certified Calling in "The One" Coach
If you've experienced infidelity in your relationship, the Conscious Uncoupling coaching program can help you... and you don't need to be going through a breakup for it to work for you. If you want to stay together, and make your relationship work, then it's essential to understand where the relationship went off the rails, and how to get it back on track. I can support you through the program, to Consciously RE-Couple. And if you DO decide to go your separate ways, then Conscious Uncoupling Coaching will support you to gain the insights you need from this experience, so that you are liberated to create something different in your future relationship.
Infidelity is the ultimate betrayal of trust in a relationship, but I don’t believe it needs to be the end. Infidelity often isn’t the problem, but is instead a symptom. This type of work requires a willingness to invest in the process and engage in potentially painful conversations in order to rebuild trust and move forward towards a happier and healthier relationship.