Infidelity is a deeply complex and emotional topic. It refers to the act of being unfaithful in a romantic relationship, typically through emotional or physical betrayal. 

This can take many forms, such as cheating, secretive behavior, or even emotional attachment to someone outside the relationship. Infidelity can cause immense pain and distrust between partners, and it often raises questions about the underlying causes—whether they be personal, relational, or situational.

Therapy can be a crucial part of healing after infidelity, for the individual who has been hurt and for the couple as a whole. Infidelity often shakes the foundation of a relationship, and therapy can help address the emotional turmoil, rebuild trust, and explore deeper relational issues.

• Healing the Relationship: If both partners are committed to working through the infidelity, couples therapy can help them rebuild their relationship. I create a safe space for open communication, help both partners express their emotions, and guide them through the difficult process of rebuilding trust.
• Understanding the Root Cause: Couples therapy often focuses on the issues in the relationship that may have contributed to infidelity. This might involve addressing communication problems, unmet needs, or unresolved conflicts that led to the betrayal.
• Rebuilding Trust: A major goal of couples therapy after infidelity is to rebuild trust. I use strategies such as encouraging transparency, setting new boundaries, and helping the partners work through the painful process of forgiveness