Is infidelity 100% the fault or responsibility of the adultery partner? is it a 50%-50% shared responsibility? why did this happen? can I forgive my partner? how to move forward after infidelity? These are some of the questions to work on counselling sessions to help you understand your own emotions, coping mechanisms and couple's dynamics.
I work with clients who have experienced and been impacted the aftermath of infidelity as a result of sexual addiction and compulsive sexual behaviuor. I recognize that this is often a traumatic experience for their partner and it comes with a tremendous amount of pain and a deep sense of betrayal. Working through the emotions is a first step to understanding next steps in the process and learning what each and every client needs in order to heal from this.
Psychotherapy is a treatment process which allows clients to have a one-on-one interaction with the therapist. It provides a confidential, safe and comfortable environment where individuals can explore their feelings and behaviors.
We offer specialized treatment for Infidelity and loyalty issues.
Most couples find infidelity unacceptable in a committed relationship. However, many people still admitted that they had been engaged in sexual affairs while in an exclusive, committed relationship.
In recent years, polyamorous relationships have become the new trend; most people are still looking for an exclusive relationship.
Human sexuality is so complex and constrained by culture, religeon and morality that infidelity is common. Working through sexualty with your partner or partners and your self is important and can yield a level of intimacy unimagined under the regime of secets and lies. This holds for before, during or after infidelity.