Healing from Infidelity

Individual Counseling After Betrayal

Are you struggling to cope with the heart-wrenching pain of betrayal caused by infidelity or an affair? Our therapists help you navigate complex emotions, rebuild trust, and ultimately find a path to healing from cheating and renewal of your confidence, whether you decide to do that therapeutic work within this relationship or alone after moving on.

Understanding Your Pain

Betrayal in a relationship can shatter the very foundation of trust and security. Our experienced therapists understand the depth of pain you’re going through and provide a safe space to express your feelings without judgment. This includes the “Should I stay or should I go?” question many betrayed partners grapple with. The on-again, off-again roller coaster of the post-discovery relationship, and finally, the desire for intimacy with the partner who has betrayed you at such a deep level. We understand all of it. Know that you are not alone if you are dealing with any of these things. Those struggles are very common.

Rebuilding Trust

For some, rebuilding trust involves unpacking and processing fidelity. To do so, even in individual therapy, requires a partner at home who is committed to honesty and integrity going forward. As such, the therapeutic goal might be to save the marital or committed monogamous relationship. In other cases, processing what has happened and rebuilding trust, at least to some degree, may serve to have a better co-parenting relationship after the end of the marriage.  Rebuilding trust after betrayal is challenging, but it’s possible with the proper guidance. Our therapists work closely with you to address the underlying issues, communicate effectively, and establish a roadmap towards regaining trust in yourself and, ideally, with your partner.

Navigating Complex Emotions

The rollercoaster of emotions you’re experiencing is normal. Grief, anger, confusion, and even moments of hopelessness are all part of the healing process. We can help you to navigate these emotions, providing coping strategies and tools to manage them constructively.

Effective Communication

Open and honest communication is crucial for healing. Your sessions will focus on improving your communication skills, allowing you to express your needs, fears, and desires while learning to listen empathetically to your partner. Sometimes, as a betrayed partner, we can feel righteous indignation that shuts down our willingness to listen and be curious. Therapy can help you find the strength to stay open even through your pain,

Moving Forward

While the pain of betrayal may seem insurmountable, it may be possible to move forward and find a renewed sense of love and connection. Sometimes, the challenge is to heal enough to have the courage to try again with a new partner. Our therapists guide you through forgiving and letting go, whether that leads to reconciliation or finding closure and strength to move on.

Tailored Approach

Every individual and relationship is unique. We tailor our approach to your needs and circumstances, ensuring you receive personalized care that aligns with your goals.

Confidentiality and Support

We understand that discussing these intimate matters requires a high level of trust. Your privacy is our utmost concern, and our therapists provide a safe and confidential space where you can openly share your thoughts and feelings. This might be through in-person or virtual sessions.


Please get in touch with us today if you’re ready to begin healing and rebuilding after betrayal. Our compassionate therapists are here to support you every step of the way. Regain your sense of self, rebuild trust, and find the strength to move forward.

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