Infidelity Support Group For Betrayed Partners That Stay
Surviving Betrayal
Choosing to stay in a relationship after infidelity is hard. It’s even harder if the people around you don’t support you.
It doesn’t have to to be that way. There are others who “get it” and you’ll find them here. Our infidelity support group was made for you.
Discovering that your partner had an affair is devastating. It can ignite feelings of grief, confusion, anger, sadness, fear, and shame. It can leave you feeling totally disoriented and unsure of how to move forward, or if you even want to.
What you’re experiencing and feeling is a normal response to a traumatic experience in your relationship.
You are not alone.
While infidelity rocks the foundation of a relationship, it doesn’t mean the relationship has to end. Many people choose to stay.
Relationships can survive and even thrive after an affair.
But repair takes a lot of work.
Our infidelity support group gives you a safe space to do that work.
You’ll connect with others in a similar situation who just get it. You’ll have a space to feel all the feelings. You’ll learn evidence-based tools and strategies to cope, heal, and move forward (sometimes you’ll take a few steps back, but that’s part of the process and we’re here for it).
This INFIDELITY SUPPORT group is for:
Individuals whose partner engaged in sexual, emotional, and/or cyber infidelity, and
Have decided to stay in the relationship or are deciding whether to stay.
You'll have the opportunity to:
- Talk about your experience in a safe and affirming space
- Connect with others to feel less alone
- Move through feelings of anger, grief, fear, and shame
- Learn skills for navigating vulnerability in your relationship
- (Re)connect with your sexuality and intimacy
- Regain confidence and find yourself again
INfidelity support GROUP SPECIFICS
Virtual group that meets 8 times on Wednesdays from 4:00 pm-5:15 pm PT/7:00 pm-8:15 pm ET.
Intimate group size of 4-6 participants. Open to all genders and sexual orientations.
The investment for the 8-week program is $480 if paid in full (save $10) or two installments of $245.
Register for the next group or get more information by clicking the button below.
2025 group start dates:
- January 22nd
- March 26th
- May 28th
- July 30th
- October 1st
Do you prefer
to meet in-person?
There is something to be said about connecting in person. That is is why we’ve created a special destination retreat, Thriving After Infidelity: A Retreat For Couples Healing From Betrayal Trauma
Books for Anyone Wanting to Navigate The Aftermath of Infidelity
After years of leading groups, there are two things that I’ve come to observe that are certain when you get a group of initial strangers together. First, no two groups are the same. Secondly, the most successful groups are the ones where the members come prepared and with intent.
These are just a few books that might improve your experience within a support group. If you don’t have time to read, most of these books come in audiobook form. You can always try Audible Plus or Audible Premium Plus for FREE
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by Bonnie Eaker Weil
A very specific look into on of the main reasons that break couple apart. A different kind of infidelity, but infidelity nonetheless. If this topic makes you uncomfortable, then it may be exactly what you need to read.
by Michele Weiner-Davis
The daily journey of healing begins with you. But when you are overwhelmed by the result of infidelity, how do you start? With the little things and a plan.
by Esther Perel
This book is a little controversial. Whether you agree with it or not, if your goal is to understand how someone else might be thinking, especially on the subject of an affair, then you could do a lot worse.
by Christie Tate
If you’ve ever been curious about what goes on in group therapy and what someone’s experience with it might have been, then this is the perfect read for you.
by Dr. Dan Ariely
Not your typical self help book, but if you interested in learning from a behavioral economist point of view about the reasons why we lie, then you’ll enjoy this read.
by Joseph Grenny, Kerry Patterson, Ron McMillan, Al Switzler, and Emily Gregory
This book is great for those who want very specific techniques on how to approach or respond to difficult conversations in all areas of their lives.
