Infidelity Therapists in Sacramento
Therapy after betrayal offers space to process shock, ask difficult questions, and decide how you want to move forward under the guidance of a counselor with many years of experience. Infidelity doesn’t have a one-size-fits-all outcome, but it always creates a rupture that deserves attention.
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Talk With a Genuine Specialist
We work with individuals and couples processing the emotional and relational impact of betrayal, and we have years of experience in this exact scenario.
Making Sense of Your Reality
Therapy helps clients look at the context, meaning, and emotional aftermath of infidelity without rushing to decisions.
Choose Your Next Step
Some choose to stay. Others leave. We help you move with more clarity and peace of mind, whatever path you take.
Infidelity shatters assumptions and triggers deep questions about trust, meaning, and identity. Therapy gives those questions a place to land. We offer care, thoughtfulness, and plenty of room to breathe.
Therapy For Many Forms of Infidelity
Infidelity takes many shapes. Some discover a secret relationship. Others learn about emotional intimacy or online behaviors that feel like betrayal. Whether you're dealing with physical cheating, digital secrecy, financial problems, or something harder to define, we take your experience seriously and provide thoughtful support.
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We offer both individual and joint therapy depending on what you need. Some clients want space to process alone. Others want to repair the relationship or decide whether staying together is possible. Our therapists can support either path, or both, if your needs shift over time.
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A Trauma-Informed Approach to Betrayal
Many people experience infidelity as a form of relational trauma. It can affect concentration, sleep, self-worth, and emotional regulation. Therapy helps you name those symptoms and begin to rebuild your ability to feel safe, both with yourself, and in your relationships.
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LGBTQIA+ Affirming Counseling
We work with all couples and individuals affected by infidelity, including those in same-sex, queer, non-monogamous, or culturally diverse relationships. Betrayal may look different across identities and relationship structures, but the emotional pain is always valid. Our approach remains nonjudgmental and affirming.
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Meet In Person or Online
We see clients in person at our Sacramento office and online across the state. Therapy can begin wherever you feel most ready to talk.
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Trained Infidelity Therapists
Our clinicians bring experience working with betrayal, attachment injury, and trust repair.
Help With Hard Decisions
We help clients think clearly about what staying, separating, or rebuilding could look like.
No Pressure or Judgement
You don't have to defend your feelings or choices in session. This space is here to explore.
Choose Your Pace
Some want to move quickly, and others take more time. We meet you where you are and adapt accordingly.
A Safe Place For Grief, Anger, and Discernment
Therapy doesn't give you answers, but it does offer space for grief, anger, self-reflection, and careful thinking. Whether you stay or go, we help you move toward a more grounded version of yourself.
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Not sure what kind of support fits? We offer short-term consultations to help clarify your goals.
We Fit Your Schedule
We work with couples weekly or biweekly, and support individuals in either short- or long-term therapy.
We Are Constantly Growing
Our team trains regularly on infidelity recovery, complex trauma, and relationship repair across diverse populations.
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FAQs About Infidelity Counseling in Sacramento
No. We support people who want to rebuild trust, as well as those who are separating or still undecided.
Yes. Many clients begin individually. You may stay in individual therapy or shift into couples work later if that feels helpful.
Therapy can still help. Repeated betrayals may reflect deeper dynamics in the relationship or within one or both partners. We help explore those patterns without blame.
Yes. We affirm LGBTQIA+ identities and work with couples in non-monogamous or nontraditional partnerships. All relationship types are welcome.
We are a private-pay practice. We do provide superbills that many clients use for possible out-of-network reimbursement. Therapist rates vary by experience.