A rupture in a romantic relationship such as infidelity can cause significant strain on a relationship and leave partners feeling isolated, betrayed, hurt, and confused. Addressing infidelity in therapy can provide couples with the opportunity to repair the relationship or decide to end the relationship. As a therapist I seek to provide couples with a safe space to explore their emotions and feelings concerning the infidelity, find ways to be present and open to your partner’s experiences and perspectives and help couples better understand their needs and goals for the relationship. Schedule a free consultation with me to see if we are a good fit.
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.
There are many reasons why people cheat. The biggest question is often "do I stay or go?" Infidelity has many boundary violations creating a severe breech in trust. Working with the client to allow them to find their answers on what to do next.
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.
Infidelity and affairs are extremely hurtful for the one who has been betrayed by someone who loves you. Trust has been destroyed, and you wonder if you can regain trust if you stay in the relationship. The foundation of your relationship has been rocked. There are many emotions that you are feeling - shock, anger, sadness, and confusion, to name a few. Get support now if you decide to work on the relationship and healing or leave and end the relationship. Therapy many help in gaining clarity.