EVOLVE SPECIALTIES
AFFAIRS & CHEATING
Someone cheated. Now what?
Relationship counseling with your partner or alone to address:
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Emotional Affairs
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Workplace Affairs
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Physical affairs
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Porn addiction
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Online affairs and cybersex
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Other forms of betrayal and loss
So that you can:
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Understand the true impact of the affair or addiction on the relationship
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Learn how to cope with betrayal and lack of trust
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Make a sound decision whether to stay in the relationship
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Deal with the grief associated with betrayal and loss
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Make positive changes for yourself and the relationship
WE CAN HELP
Extra-marital affairs and cheating are common causes of relationship issues and we are experts in helping couples survive and thrive after a betrayal of trust using the proven method of EFT (Emotionally Focused Therapy). Below are some examples of types of affairs or cheating in a relationship.
Accidental Brief Affairs
Existential-Based Affairs
Depression about being middle-aged usually fuels this type of an affair. People turn to a lover to revitalize themselves to avoid the idea of getting older.
Philanderers or Narcissists
Intimacy or Conflict-Avoidance Affairs
Used to keep oneself at an emotional distance to avoid intimacy or conflict. Generally, not a long-term type of an affair.
Sex Addiction or Sexual Compulsiveness (includes Porn Addiction)
Online Affairs or Cyber-sex Affairs
Retribution Affairs
When one partner wants to get back at another for having an affair, withholding love, affection, money etc.
Bad Marriage Affairs
The result of a marriage with poor communication, intimacy, support, sex, and marital satisfaction.
Exit Affairs
An affair used to end a marriage in a conscious or unconscious way. Ensures a back-up relationship is in place. The involved partner blames the affair and falling in love with another, rather than problems in the marriage.
