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.
Infidelity is a common occurrence in relationships. We will breakdown not only what happened but try and go beyond the event to explore the why and how that may be an indication of deeper issues.
Registered Psychotherapist, Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying), MACP, BA
Have you recently learned of an infidelity that is impacting your ability to trust, or you're unsure of how to move forward with or without your partner? Do you suddenly feel like you're not enough, or like the infidelity is taking up all the space in your mind? Let's talk about that - Get in touch for a free 15-minute consultation today.
Infidelity may be cause to end a relationship and it may not. Relationships that that experience infidelity, are significantly impacted. Whether you are the injured party or you are the participating party or a member of the family in which an infidelity occurred, you may be experiencing a host of negative emotions including guilt, shame, depression, anger, anxiety, self deprecation etc. Engaging in therapy can help you understand the many facets of the impact of infidelity, Understanding these facets can create the opportunity for parties to gain an understanding of the factors leading up to the affair, develop empathy and restore trust, come to acceptance, restore calm and move forward in a healthy balanced manner, whether that be together or apart.