Infidelity Counseling · Smyrna, GA & Virtual

Where Do You Go
After a Betrayal?

Whether you were hurt, you caused the hurt, or you’re trying to figure out what comes next together — you don’t have to go through this alone.

We work with betrayed partners, the partner who strayed, and couples together · In-person Smyrna, GA & virtual across Georgia

Betrayed partners
The partner who strayed
Couples rebuilding
No judgment
Your path, your pace
Our Approach

There Is No One Right Way to Heal From This.

Infidelity breaks something. Trust. Safety. The story you thought you were living. And there’s no clean, fast way through it.

Some couples come to us wanting to save their marriage. Some come wanting to understand why it happened. Some come not knowing what they want at all. We meet you wherever you are — and we don’t push you toward an outcome.

What we do is give you a safe place to do the hard work. To say the things that haven’t been said. To figure out what you actually want — and what it would take to get there.

You don’t have to know where you’re going to start getting help.
Couple in a therapy session working through a difficult moment
Who We Work With

Three Ways We Can Help

Infidelity affects everyone differently. We offer support for all three people in the picture — not just the couple.

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For the Betrayed Partner

You Were Hurt.

You didn’t choose this. The ground shifted under you and now you’re trying to function while carrying something that feels impossible to hold.

Processing the shock, grief, and anger
Understanding why it happened
Deciding what you want going forward
Rebuilding your sense of self
Learning to trust again — yourself first
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For the Partner Who Strayed

You Caused the Hurt.

You know what you did. You may not fully understand why — or you might, and that’s its own weight. Either way, you need a space where you’re not just the villain in the story.

Understanding what drove the behavior
Working through guilt and shame
Learning how to take real accountability
Deciding what you want going forward
Building a healthier version of yourself
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For Couples Rebuilding

You’re Trying to Find Your Way Back.

You haven’t given up. Or you’re not sure yet. Either way, you want to try — and you need a space to do that without destroying each other in the process.

Creating safety to have the real conversations
Full disclosure — on your terms
Rebuilding trust step by step
Understanding the relationship patterns that led here
Building something new — not just repairing the old
The Process

What Affair Recovery Looks Like

There’s no script for this. But there is a process — and it helps to know what to expect.

1

Free Consultation

A 15-minute call to talk through where you are and make sure we’re the right fit. No pressure, no commitment.

2

Stabilization

The first phase is about creating enough safety and calm to have productive sessions. This is often the hardest part.

3

Understanding

We work to understand what happened, why, and what it means — for the relationship and for each person individually.

4

Rebuilding or Releasing

Whether you stay or go, we help you move forward with clarity, not just closure. Both outcomes can be healthy.

Something We Want You to Know

We Don’t Take Sides. We Don’t Pick Outcomes.

A lot of people come to us worried that their therapist will tell them to stay or tell them to leave. We won’t. That’s not our job.

Our job is to help you see clearly — what you want, what’s actually happening, and what it would take to get where you want to go. Whether that’s a rebuilt marriage or a healthy separation, we’re here for it.

We also don’t judge the person who strayed. People are complicated. Relationships are complicated. You deserve a space where you can be honest without being shamed into silence.

Meet the Team

Therapists Who Work With Infidelity

All of our clinicians are trained to work with infidelity — as individuals or as couples.

Jade Graver LMSW
Jade Graver, LMSW
Licensed Master Social Worker
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Vanessa Moore MFT
Vanessa Moore, MFT
Marriage & Family Therapist
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Quandus Patterson MA
Quandus Patterson, MA
Masters-Level Counselor
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Ernesto McFarlane
Ernesto McFarlane
Clinical Intern
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Temi Walker LAPC MFT
Temi Walker, LAPC, MFT
Licensed Associate Professional Counselor
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Khristie Jackson MFT
Khristie Jackson, MFT
Marriage & Family Therapist
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Brandis Smith LPC
Brandis Smith, LPC
Licensed Professional Counselor
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Shayna Best MSW
Shayna Best, MSW
Master of Social Work
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Common Questions

Questions About Infidelity Counseling

Yes — many couples not only survive infidelity but come out with a stronger, more honest relationship than they had before. It takes real work from both partners. But it is possible, and we have seen it happen.
No. We see betrayed partners on their own, the partner who strayed on their own, and couples together. You don’t need your partner to start getting help.
That’s okay. You don’t need to have made a decision before you start therapy. We support whatever path forward feels right for you — staying, leaving, or just not knowing yet.
It varies. Most couples working through infidelity benefit from at least 3 to 6 months of consistent sessions. Individual work can be shorter or longer. We’ll give you a clearer picture after your first session.
Yes — we accept Anthem, Cigna, Aetna, Optum, Oscar, and UnitedHealthcare. Self-pay and sliding scale options are also available.
We ask that active affairs end before beginning couples therapy — it’s not possible to rebuild trust while the breach is still happening. However, individual therapy can begin at any point, regardless of what’s currently going on.

You Don’t Have to Know
What You Want Yet.

Just start. A free 15-minute call is all it takes to begin finding your way through this.

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