Infidelity Recovery
Infidelity recovery in marriage counselling focuses on helping couples work through the emotional turmoil following betrayal, an affair and cheating. This process aims to rebuild trust and promote healing within the relationship.
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Emotional Impact
Infidelity often leads to significant emotional distress, including insecurity, distrust, anger, loss, fear and sadness.
Communication Breakdown
Communication breakdown is a common issue after infidelity, as trust is shattered and emotions run high. Both partners may struggle to communicate openly and honestly about their feelings and the betrayal.
Healing Journey
Rebuilding Trust
Understanding Infidelity Recovery
Understanding infidelity recovery is essential in marriage counselling, as it outlines the complexities of rebuilding trust and emotional connection after betrayal. Addressing infidelity is a vital component of marriage counselling, emphasising the need to work through difficult emotions and establish the skills needed for healing and reconciliation.
Benefits of Counselling
Marriage counselling for couples dealing with infidelity offers benefits such as improved communication, rebuilding trust, emotional healing in a safe space, learning conflict resolution skills, gaining insight into underlying issues, and receiving experienced support from a therapist through this process.
Counselling Process
During post-infidelity marriage counselling, experienced therapists will guide couples through rebuilding trust, improving communication, encouraging emotional connection, gaining insight into relationship issues, and providing support in building these skills.
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References
- Psychology Today – Infidelity
- The Gottman Institute – Healing After Infidelity
- NCBI – Infidelity and Relationship Recovery
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This glossary provides definitions of various counselling terms and approaches for informational purposes only, without implying endorsement or service provision