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Infidelity Counseling for Women

In Person on Long Island & Virtually Throughout New York and Florida

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When Your Life Blows Up, But You Still Have to Go to Work.

You never thought this would be you. You’re sitting in your office bathroom, crying quietly so no one can hear. You fix your face, wash your hands, and walk back out like nothing’s wrong — because that’s what you do. You’re an executive. People rely on you. You don’t fall apart.

Except you are falling apart.

You recently found out your husband has been having an affair. Not a one-time mistake, something ongoing. Something that makes you question how long this has been happening, who knew, and why no one told you. You feel humiliated. Exposed. Like the life you’ve been living may not have been real at all.

Your work is slipping. You’re off your game, and people are noticing. You’re distracted, emotional, and not yourself. That scares you almost as much as what’s happening at home.

I specialize in infidelity therapy for high-achieving women like you; women who need to make one of the biggest decisions of their lives—without losing their career, their sanity, or themselves in the process.

Offering cheating and infidelity therapy for women in person at my Huntington Village, NY office — easily accessible to all of Suffolk County and Nassau County on Long Island — and virtually for clients throughout New York and Florida.

This is individual therapy, not couples counseling. It’s your space to figure out what you want to do, without pressure to save your marriage or leave it.

You're Not Sure if You Want to Divorce—But You Know You Can't Keep Living Like This

Woman seen in mirror reflection contemplating therapy after discovering infidelity

You’re not impulsive. You’re not dramatic. You’re not trying to torch everything. You didn’t ask for any of this. You’re just trying to figure out the right thing to do.

Do you stay and try to make sense of a betrayal that makes you feel foolish and blindsided? Do you leave and blow up your family, your finances, your reputation, and your carefully built life? And what about the kids? What will this do to them?

Is it even possible to stay without losing your dignity — and yourself? And how can you trust him — or anyone else — ever again?

Every option feels terrible. So you do what you’ve always done: you keep functioning, you keep showing up, you keep it together.

But inside it feels like you’re unraveling.

That’s not something you should white-knuckle through alone.

You don’t need someone to tell you what to do.

You don’t need cheerleading.

And you definitely don’t need vague reassurance.

You need a place to slow this down, think clearly, and make a smart, grounded decision—one based on reality, not panic.

That’s where I come in.

Woman processing emotional pain during affair recovery therapy after discovering spouse's infidelity.

Therapy When You Think Your Spouse May Be Cheating

Maybe you haven't confirmed anything yet. Maybe you just have that gut feeling that something's off.

Maybe he's distant. Maybe he's on his phone more, or suddenly using a passcode, carrying it with him everywhere, or holding it so you can’t see what he is doing.

His behavior has changed and things don't add up.

You don't need proof to get support. If you're questioning your reality, lying awake at night running through scenarios, or feeling crazy for even wondering—that's enough reason to talk to someone.

Individual infidelity counseling can help you:

  • Sort through what you're seeing and feeling

  • Decide whether (and how) to address it

  • Prepare yourself emotionally for whatever comes next

  • Trust your instincts without spiraling

You don't have to wait until you have "enough evidence." If something feels wrong, it likely is.

How Infidelity Therapy Works

This is about making the best decision for you.

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I work with women like you: intelligent, capable, high-achieving women who are used to being in control and getting shit done—and who are suddenly facing a personal crisis that they can’t control and can’t fix. And it sucks.

Our work is focused and practical. We don’t rush to decisions, and we don’t avoid them either.

What We'll Work On Together in Affair Recovery Counseling

  • Stabilize you emotionally so you can think clearly again

  • Deal with your shock, fear, and humiliation and figure out where to put those feelings so that you are able to begin to move forward

  • Make sense of the betrayal without minimizing it or catastrophizing it

  • Help you figure out what staying would require—if that’s even an option, and what leaving would cost-financially and otherwise

  • Help you decide what you can live with, long-term

Woman crying after discovering her spouse's affair, seeking infidelity therapy for support.

I will support you in taking the next steps with clarity and self-respect. Together we will sort out your feelings and decide what comes next.

This is not about saving your marriage at all costs or pushing you toward divorce. It's about helping you make a decision you can live with—one that doesn't destroy your career, your wellbeing, or who you are.

You need space to think without worrying about how he's feeling, what he needs, or whether you're being "fair" to him.

This is your space. A confidential place to be angry, devastated, confused, or whatever else you're feeling without having to manage his guilt, his defensiveness, or his emotions. You deserve to process all that’s happened so that the strong, confident, intellectual version of you is the one making the decisions.

You Don’t Have to Decide Today — But You Do Need Support Now

You're expected to show up at work, take care of your kids, be functional—all while your entire life has been called into question.

If you're:

  • Crying in your office bathroom

  • Distracted in meetings

  • Questioning your judgment

  • Feeling like you're losing it

You aren’t weak. These are signs that something massive has happened, and you need real support to get through it.

You don't have to have this figured out to start therapy. You don't need to know if you're staying or leaving. You don't even need to be sure what happened yet.

You just need someone in your corner who can help you think clearly, make sense of what's happening, and figure out what the hell comes next.

You don’t have to do this alone.

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