Discovering infidelity, or carrying the weight of it, is one of the most painful experiences a person can go through. The trust is shattered, the future feels uncertain, and the emotions can feel impossible to sort through alone. Infidelity therapy doesn’t tell you what to do. It gives you the space, support, and clarity to figure that out for yourself on your terms, at your pace.
Whether you're the partner who was betrayed or the one who strayed, I provide a completely non-judgmental space. Both experiences carry pain, and both deserve to be worked through with honesty and compassion.
Infidelity floods you with questions, emotions, and decisions you never expected to face. I will help you slow down, process what's happened, and find the clarity you need to move forward whichever direction that takes.
There's no single right answer after infidelity. I'll work with you, individually or as a couple, to help you figure out what healing, repair, or a fresh start actually looks like for your specific situation.
Infidelity doesn’t always mean the end of a relationship, but it always means something needs to change. Some couples come to therapy wanting to rebuild what was lost. Others come seeking help to separate with dignity and emotional clarity. Many come in simply not knowing yet, and that’s completely okay.
I have extensive experience working with both individuals and couples navigating betrayal. Using Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) and other evidence-based approaches, he helps you process the grief, anger, confusion, and shame that come with infidelity, and begin to rebuild a sense of safety, whether in your relationship or within yourself.
You deserve support that meets you exactly where you are, not where someone else thinks you should be.
The aftermath of infidelity is complex, emotionally, relationally, and personally. I provide structured, compassionate support to help you navigate each layer at a pace that feels right for you, without pressure or judgment in any direction.
The pain of infidelity is real and it runs deep. Therapy gives you a safe place to fully feel and process the grief, anger, and loss without having to hold it together for everyone else around you.
Trust can be rebuilt, but only intentionally and over time. I help couples create a genuine path toward repair, and helps individuals rebuild confidence and self-trust when a relationship ends.
Infidelity rarely happens in a vacuum. Exploring the relational dynamics, unmet needs, and patterns that contributed, creates the self-awareness needed to prevent it from happening again.
Whether to stay, go, or take more time, you'll step out of the emotional fog you're having and make the decisions that are truly right for you, not just the ones driven by fear, guilt, or pressure.
Whatever brought you here, betrayal, guilt, confusion, or heartbreak, you don’t have to carry it alone. This is a safe, compassionate space to begin working through the pain and finding your footing again.