Why therapy doesn’t always work after betrayal | E169

You discovered his betrayal - either through an affair or sexual addiction.

You googled what to do. First option - therapy.

Like most, even me, we immediately panic and want to know what we SHOULD do after we find out we've been betrayed. 99% of the time, Google will tell you to seek out therapy - either for yourself or for your marriage.

But is that really the best option when you are dealing with infidelity?

I have many who come to me saying they have been in therapy for themselves or in marriage counseling and it is going nowhere FAST. 

As a matter of fact, many report they get worse. Why is that?

Well, in today's episode, I give you 2 main reasons as to why therapy is not always the best option after betrayal.

DISCLAIMER:  I am a huge advocate for therapy! Please understand, I am NOT dismissing therapy as a means for mental health. I have been in counseling myself and have found it quite beneficial for certain things. Therapy, just like coaching, has it's place and I believe they can both be extremely beneficial to those in need.

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