Your relationship
just shattered.
What happens next?
Whether you’re trying to save your marriage or find the clarity to move forward — a couples intensive gives you focused, trauma-informed support in days, not months.
If you found out recently, you know this feeling.
We provide:
3 DAYS OF FOCUSED WORK
EMDR TRAUMA- BASED APPROACH
IFS PARTS- BASED HEALING
Why an intensive?
Weekly therapy wasn’t built for a crisis like this.
Affair recovery isn’t a topic you can unpack in 50 minutes, once a week. The nervous system needs more. The relationship needs more. An intensive gives you the depth and continuity that real repair actually requires.
Choose what is best for you.
90 Minutes
$525
2 Hours
$750
3 Hours
$1,125
You don’t have to figure this out alone, or slowly.
A free 15-minute consult call is the only commitment you’re making right now. We’ll listen, answer every question you have, and be honest about whether an intensive is right for where you are.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is an affair recovery intensive different from weekly couples therapy?
An intensive provides focused, extended sessions over a shorter period of time, allowing couples to work through betrayal, trauma, and communication breakdowns more deeply than traditional weekly therapy. Instead of spreading the work across months, intensives create space for meaningful progress in days with a structured, trauma-informed approach.
Do we need to know whether we want to stay together before starting?
No. Many couples begin this process feeling uncertain about the future of their relationship. The goal is not to pressure you into a decision, but to help both partners gain clarity, understand the relationship dynamics more fully, and determine the healthiest path forward.
What approaches do you use during the intensive?
This process integrates trauma-informed approaches such as EMDR and Internal Family Systems (IFS) to support healing after betrayal and emotional rupture. The focus is on helping couples understand emotional triggers, rebuild safety and communication, and begin repairing connection in a structured and supportive environment.
Do we have to have decided to stay together?
No. You do not need to have decided the future of your relationship. Many couples come in feeling unsure. Our role is to help you gain clarity, understand each other more deeply, and make thoughtful decisions, whatever direction that leads.
What if one partner is still in contact with the affair partner?
This is something we can work through together. Healing after betrayal requires honesty, boundaries, and structure. We will help you navigate what is needed for safety and trust to begin rebuilding, while also acknowledging where things currently stand.
How is this different from couples therapy?
This work is more structured and focused than traditional weekly couples therapy. Rather than moving slowly over time, we take a deeper, more intentional approach to help you understand patterns, rebuild connection, and create meaningful change more efficiently.
