Emotional Affair Counseling
Do you have a friendship that has drifted into a gray area?
Worried about your spouse’s seemingly close connection with a co-worker? Consider emotional affair counseling. If you’ve shared innocent lunches and occasional texts with a colleague, and your husband or wife now labels it an “emotional affair,” seeking counseling can provide clarity.
Expressing concern about your partner’s ongoing friendship with an ex, deeming it strange and overly close, without seeing a change in her behavior? Addressing these issues through counseling can foster understanding and positive changes.
Therapy Together
If you find yourself resonating with these concerns or facing similar issues, either you or your partner has probably entered a relationship causing discomfort. Empathy and change are essential to address this and create a safer space for both. Opting for couples therapy together is often the most effective approach. Early intervention allows couples to resolve concerns swiftly and with minimal damage.
Therapy On Your Own
On the other hand, what if your partner refused to come to therapy with you? Take heart; you can still explore the issue with a therapist. In individual therapy, you and your therapist will do some reality-checking. You can also expect to receive some advice on how to proceed with your partner at home to get onto a path toward resolving the matter. Therefore, call us at 240-252-3349 to see how one of our therapies can help.
Resources
Most importantly, if your relationship is in crisis over these issues, see our Affair Recovery page for details on what to do next. Conversely, if you are in a complicated outside relationship that you have not yet disclosed and you’re trying to figure out what to do next, visit our Affair Ambivalence page for further guidance. We serve the surrounding communities of North Potomac, Potomac, Bethesda, Rockville, Darnestown, Olney, Germantown, and Clarksburg.