Trust Rebuilding Therapy
Marriage Counseling Experts in Rebuilding Trust after a Betrayal
Know what questions must be asked in order to heal after the betrayal.
Learn how to manage wide range of emotions together.
Gain specific tools that can help you both handle the triggers that evoke the same emotions as discovery of betrayal.
Learn the keys to rebuild trust through actions versus only hoping to convince your partner to trust you again.
Understand the patterns of communication that created a environment in which the couple could not communicate about this topic before it became a full blown affair.
Build emotional safety with one another.
Grow an emotional connection stronger than you've ever experienced before.
Discover the keys to affair proofing your marriage in the future.
How our Trust Rebuilding Therapy Process Works.
Stage 1: Atonement
The first thing that should happen is that the guilty partner should express remorse. In other words, they need to take 100% of the blame for what happened.
This is simply because rebuilding the relationship after infidelity will not be possible if the guilty partner does not take this step.
In simple terms, atonement can't happen when the guilty partner places any blame on the innocent partner.
As part of taking all the blame, the unfaithful partner must confess to everything.
There can't be any secrets anymore.
So, while a full disclosure of what happened may be painful for both partners, it allows transparency, verification, and vulnerability.
By facing these issues honestly, they'll slowly regain trust and intimacy, even though the innocent party will feel angry, hurt, and betrayed.
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The final step in this phase is that the guilty partner must immediately end the affair and end all contact with the third party.
Once this is done, there won't be any second chances.
Although this may seem harsh, it's an incentive for the guilty partner not to stray in the future.