marriage counseling for infidelity
Your words of affirmation have been timely and restorative.
Private. Trustworthy. Effective.
Connecting intimately with your partner emotionally or physically can become awkward or obsolete if not routinely prioritized.
Life happens and distance between you grows.
However, this doesn’t diminish your human want for attention, and need to feel acknowledged, appreciated, and desired.
Spending one-on-one time with your spouse becomes awkward, maybe even repulsive.
But your attractive colleague who listens and ‘gets you’ is an alluring prospect.
Naturally, you crave this connection.
You can’t wait to see this person each day and feel bummed when the weekend comes because you won’t.
marriage counseling for infidelity
Infidelity counseling is for you if
* you are considering having an affair
* you had an affair and need to manage the fall-out (whether or not you’ve been ‘discovered’)
* you have been cheated on and need help figuring out what’s next and how to heal
You don’t have time or emotional stamina for trial and error in the recovery process.
marriage counseling for infidelity
ALISON OFFERS EFFICIENCY BY LEADING YOU THROUGH YOUR RECOVERY PROCESS WITH COMPASSION AND DIRECTION:
A SAFE SPACE TO TELL YOUR STORY, BE HEARD AND RESPECTED, AND RELEASE EMOTION TO PROCESS PAIN OR GUILT WITHOUT YOUR PARTNER PRESENT
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A FORUM FOR CONSTRUCTIVE COMMUNICATION WITH YOUR PARTNER
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BE SEEN, HEARD, AND UNDERSTOOD BY YOUR PARTNER LIKE NEVER BEFORE
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RELATIONSHIP FEEDBACK (WHAT WENT WRONG? HOW DO WE PREVENT THIS FROM HAPPENING IN THE FUTURE?)
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DIRECTION TOWARD REPAIR (FORGIVENESS, REBUILD TRUST, ETC.) OR AMICABLE DISSOLVE
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Clients who get the most out of their therapy:
*Attend regularly to keep the momentum
*Do the activities assigned in between sessions
*Ask a lot of questions
*Bring a notebook (or ask for paper) to capture the highlights. Very helpful to look back on!
*Bring in real-life examples of challenging dialogue or circumstance they encountered. We discuss ways it could’ve been handled constructively.
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Read testimonials of profound change in relationships, life course, etc.
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