This practice focuses on supporting individuals and couples facing infidelity, betrayal trauma, and the difficult questions that often follow. Many who seek this work feel hurt, uncertain, or torn about the future of the relationship. Discernment counseling provides a structured and compassionate environment to pause, gain clarity, and fully understand what has occurred before making significant decisions. This space is well suited for those wanting to process the impact of betrayal, examine relationship dynamics, and move forward with intention, whether that path involves rebuilding the relationship or parting with care and clarity.

This approach supports individuals and couples navigating infidelity, betrayal trauma, and the complex emotions that follow. Work begins by creating a safe, collaborative space to process hurt and rebuild understanding. It emphasizes developing coping skills, exploring relationship patterns, and breaking generational cycles that may contribute to challenges. Treatment integrates the Gottman Method for couples, parts work, and psychodynamic principles to guide clients toward clarity, healing, and intentional next steps.