Emotional Affairs | Sexual Infidelity | Financial Infidelity | Secretive Behavior
If you’ve experienced the profound pain of betrayal, you may be feeling emotionally overwhelmed—empty, confused, lost, anxious, depressed… completely derailed. Since discovering your spouse or partner’s secrets, you likely just want the chaos and emotional turmoil to stop. If this resonates with your experience, a therapeutic disclosure might be a meaningful step toward healing.
To gain a clearer understanding, we recommend you watch the YouTube video seen on this page, as well as, read the following articles written by one of our experienced disclosure facilitators:
- My Spouse Cheated! How Can a Therapeutic Disclosure Help?
- Unveiling the Truth: The Role of Therapeutic Disclosures in Betrayal Trauma Couple Recovery
These resources will help you explore common frequently asked questions, such as:
- What is a therapeutic disclosure?
- Why is it important?
- What is staggered disclosure, and why is it harmful?
- What does the process look like?
- How is it supposed to help?
If you feel a therapeutic disclosure could be a beneficial step for you and your partner in the healing journey, please don’t hesitate to contact us for more information.
NOTE: Participation in the therapeutic disclosure process is NOT required, but is ALWAYS the choice of the party or parties in treatment. If you should choose to take these steps, your individual and couple’s therapists will coordinate to guide and support you through this process. Therapeutic disclosure often brings initial tension to the relationship; some relationships do not survive the process. However, research has indicated that the utilization of a therapeutic disclosure is an important step to the healing and recovery process of the affected individual and/or couple.