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At Evergreen Counseling, we understand that infidelity creates a relationship trauma that affects both partners profoundly, regardless of who engaged in the affair. Our trauma-informed approach recognizes that recovering from infidelity involves not just addressing the affair itself, but understanding the relationship dynamics that existed before the betrayal and creating a new relationship foundation if reconciliation is the goal.
Conversations about the affair lead to escalating conflict or shutdown.
You discuss what happened with greater emotional regulation and productivity.
The betrayed partner experiences intrusive thoughts and hypervigilance.
Triggers decrease in frequency and intensity as healing progresses.
Defensive reactions or shutting down prevent productive dialogue.
You remain emotionally regulated during challenging discussions.
The relationship feels defined by the betrayal with no way forward.
You make an informed choice about your future based on deeper understanding.
Trust seems permanently destroyed with no path to restoration.
If reconciling, you build a new foundation of trust with clear boundaries and commitments.
We understand that taking the first step towards therapy can feel overwhelming. We’re here to make this decision easier for you.
Starting therapy can bring up mixed feelings—part of you might be eager, while another part hesitates to confront deeply buried emotions. You might doubt whether therapy can help, especially if you’ve struggled for a long time or had disappointing experiences with untrained therapists or life coaches. At Evergreen Counseling, our trauma-trained therapists are deeply committed to providing expert care.
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