I help individuals, couples, and triads navigate the complex emotions and challenges that arise from betrayal. My goal is to facilitate healing, rebuild trust, and foster deeper understanding between partners. By integrating evidence-based therapies and providing a safe, non-judgmental space, I support you in addressing the underlying issues, improving communication, and creating a path toward a healthier, more resilient relationship.
Discovering that your partner has been unfaithful can feel like the ultimate betrayal. An affair can trigger past injuries and set off a relationship war. Where children are involved, the escalation of conflict can devastate the entire family. Gone untreated, infidelity can damage the relationship irreparably. As your therapist, I can help support you by creating a safe space where you can be heard and begin to understand each other’s feelings and actions. Divorce is not inevitable. Insight, repair, healing, renewed intimacy and commitment are possible.
Moving beyond infidelity can be one of the greatest challenges you face in your relationship - and it can also be one of the most rewarding. My practice specializes in helping couples navigate a way forward and heal in their relationship after a infidelity. Together we will create a safe space to explore and address the trauma of betrayal, uncover the complexities of your relationship dynamics, and identify your communication patterns that may be getting in the way of a healthy and fulfilling relationship together.
Most people will not get all of their needs met in a single relationship. Let's explore different ways of getting needs met and potentially different types of relationship arrangements, such a polyamory, consensual non-monogamy, and other forms of relationship anarchy.
Infidelity can cause significant pain in a relationship. We provide individual and/or couple psychotherapy aimed at understanding the complex factors that often contribute to infidelity and help individuals or couples navigate through the challenging feelings and decisions that emerge from such situations.
In my work with couples, I don't believe infidelity is the final straw to end the relationship. The challenges that are presented with this issue are great, but I believe we can work to truly find out what is best for the both of you when it comes to managing this.
Infidelity causes a lot of pain. Sometimes, it means the end of a relationship. Other times, it pushes us forward and allows us to heal, resulting in an even stronger relationship. Let me help you navigate through this.