— Service II · Couples

Couples Therapy

Betrayal changes the rules of couples work. Before we rebuild, we make the relationship safe again, with a clinician trained in addiction and betrayal trauma guiding every step.

Betrayal-trauma trained
Both partners supported
In-person & virtual
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the work
Stability first, then repair

This is not traditional couples work. The approach is different on purpose.

Helping your relationship heal.

When addiction and infidelity are involved, couples therapy carries unique challenges, and the approach is not the same as traditional couples counseling. Early on, we focus on bringing stability and structure to a relationship that has become uncertain. We assess what each couple needs and set clear expectations for what recovery will actually look like.

Rebuilding trust is slow, intentional work. Moving too fast can deepen the harm rather than heal it.

As couples progress, we begin the delicate process of rebuilding trust and understanding. It is possible, and it is worth doing right.

what changes

What couples work makes possible.

Stability first

Structure and safety brought back to a relationship that has become unstable and uncertain.

Boundaries that hold

Clear, healthy boundaries that protect both partners while the harder repair work begins.

Trust, rebuilt slowly

The deliberate, paced work of repairing what was broken, in a way that does not re-injure.

Clarity either way

Whether you are moving toward repair or release, you make the next decision with clear eyes.

Is this you?

Where couples often are when they call.

You do not both have to be ready, or even agree, to begin.

Everything you thought was solid suddenly is not, and you do not know what is safe to feel.

You want to repair this, but the usual relationship advice does not fit what you are facing.

You are not sure whether you are rebuilding or letting go, and you need help getting clear.

Wherever you are, the first call meets you there.

what to expect

How the work unfolds.

01

A free intake call

We hear what is happening for both of you and explain how betrayal-informed couples work is different.

02

Stabilize and set expectations

Early sessions bring structure and safety to a relationship that has become uncertain, with a clear picture of the road ahead.

03

The rebuilding work

Slowly and intentionally: trust, boundaries, communication, and the work of understanding each other again.

04

A plan for what is next

Whether toward repair or clarity, you leave each phase knowing what the next step looks like.

next steps

Reach out to a professional

Reach out to schedule a complimentary consultation. After an intake and fit discussion, you will build a schedule together. Most couples can begin within about two weeks.

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get started

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Reach out to a professional. Send a short note and we will get back to you to set up a free, confidential consultation.

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