Couples’ Counseling that specifically addresses betrayal or infidelity in relationships.

Yes, it is possible to heal from betrayal trauma when partners take advantage of therapy and show up willing to create a safe space where all parties can begin to repair.

Therapy around infidelity starts where you need: either slowly getting to the heart of it, or jumping in

therapy provides:

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Pattern Identification
that lead to disconnection

Habit Building
that support regulation 

Support
around each partner’s needs

Trigger Identification
And how to deal with them

A safe space
to voice concerns in clear, kind ways

Therapy is a space that allows for trust to build, for connection to grow, and for vibrant intimacy to flourish.

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You never imagined being here, and it can feel isolating.

The intense embarrassment of admitting that you have been betrayed—or that you are the one who stepped out of the relationship—can easily send you into a dark pit of shame or regret. But you don’t have to suffer in silence. Therapy is a safe, contained, and grounded space to share all of your fears and worries without judgment. From the raw moment of discovery to repairing deep-rooted relationship struggles, you will be seen, respected, and encouraged to voice your concerns, hurts, and resentments, gently moving your relationship from a place of deep hurt back to harmony.

Queer, Poly, Kink, & BDSM affirming

Queer, Poly, Kink, & BDSM affirming •

Ready to radically get unstuck?

If you are ready to work together, please fill out the contact form to set up initial free 15-20 minute consultation. We’ll start with a right-fit call and then move into your unique therapy journey from there.