Betrayal trauma is a profound emotional wound caused when trust in someone or something has been broken. For example, one client shared how discovering their partner’s hidden actions left them feeling as though their entire reality had been shattered. Through therapy, they found a path to regain stability and self-trust,
Infidelity can trigger intense emotional and psychological reactions, leaving a lasting impact on the betrayed partner. Many people liken these reactions to symptoms of infidelity PTSD—and that comparison makes sense. The emotional aftermath of infidelity is more than just broken trust; it’s a profound shock to the system that can
“If you love someone, you would never cheat, right?” This is something many of us believe. It makes sense to think that way. But here’s the hard truth: cheating isn’t always about not loving someone. Most of the time, it’s about fear, emotional pain, and unresolved issues. Why Do People
Trust is the cornerstone of any healthy relationship. When it’s broken, it can feel as though the foundation of your life has crumbled. As someone who specializes in betrayal trauma and relational wounds, I’ve witnessed the profound impact of betrayal—not just in romantic partnerships but also in the context of
Supporting an anxious partner involves balancing compassionate care for them with self-care for yourself. I have been the anxious partner myself and have witnessed my spouse researching how to support me. I’ve also observed the distress he experiences when I am anxious and the impact it has on him. As
Compassionate care for healing after infidelity and betrayal, as well as relational trauma from childhood wounds in Ottawa and Ontario. Virtual and in-person counseling available.
Compassionate care for healing after infidelity and betrayal, as well as relational trauma from childhood wounds.
