Infidelity Therapists in Brantford, ON
Somayyeh Kamalou
Psychologist (Supervised Practice)
By processing the nature of your psychological struggles and seeking adaptive strategies to cope with difficult situations, you can find relief from pain. You deserve to seek out the best possible psychological care as a crucial step towards self-care and self-advocacy. I value your courage, and I believe that together we can embark on a journey of self-exploration and insight.
Daniela Levi
Therapist
In the therapy room, I will work collaboratively with you on choosing your goals for therapy and I will utilize my expertise to help choose the type of treatment that best suits you. I value my relationship with my clients, and I will regularly check in with you about your experience of your progress and our work together.
Jason Lavery
Registered Psychotherapist
I am happy to work with an extensive range of clients and organize my practice around providing Client-Centred Therapy grounded in empirically-based approaches such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). I have lived experience as a first responder and am passionate about addressing the unique challenges associated with fulfilling such roles.
Emily Smail
Registered Psychotherapist (RP)
We all experience changes in our lives that challenge our relationships. These changes can cause us to feel distant and disconnected from our partner, leading to low sex drive or libido, poor communication, and recurring and frequent disagreements. I want to support you to refuel your emotional and sexual intimacy, reignite your passion, strengthen your communication, and Your overall connection
Signy Fridriksson
Registered Psychotherapist
It takes a lot of courage to start a healing journey! I listen with empathy and respect as you explore the challenges that life has brought you. I am known to be warm, calm and non-judgmental. I provide a safe, reassuring environment, allowing you to grow in self-awareness, self-compassion and a sense of hope.
Sarah Perone
Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying)
I help individuals and couples break painful relationship cycles so they can feel more connected, secure, and confident. I support concerns like recurrent conflict, relationship anxiety (and ROCD), limerence, and resentment. Using an attachment- and evidence-based approach, I offer warm, non-judgmental virtual therapy across Ontario. Book a free 15-minute consultation to get started.
Vanessa Leggio
MSW, RSW
Hello! I’m Vanessa, a couples therapist and trauma therapist. With both personal and professional experience, I’m dedicated to creating a safe space for healing and growth. I work with couples to rebuild trust, intimacy, and connection. For couples or individuals who are struggling with trauma, I use EMDR, a powerful and effective therapy that has helped many overcome and grow from trauma.
Mara Behan
Registered Psychotherapist, Qualifying
Feeling stuck in painful relationship patterns or life transitions? I offer a warm, collaborative space to help you rebuild trust, improve communication, and find clarity through healing. You don’t have to do it alone—reach out for a brief consultation to explore if we’re a good fit.
Mara Behan
Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying)
I help couples and individuals find growth, healing, and stronger connections. Using evidence-based and individualized approaches, I support those struggling with women's health concerns (e.g., pregnancy, postpartum, perimenopause, menopause), relationship concerns (e.g., resentment, infidelity), and life transitions (e.g., separation/divorce, parenting). I offer a free 15-minute consultation!
Darbey Carlson
Registered Psychotherapist, EMDR, MACP, MSc, ADHD-CCSP
Accepting NEW Clients - Do you feel “stuck” in your day-to-day life or unsure how to move forward in a way that makes you feel fulfilled? Are you interested in learning more about how your childhood impacts you as an adult? Does it feel like your past experiences are weighing on you, and your sense of self is foggy or unclear? Are you interested in exploring different perspectives or figuring o...
Laura Moore
Registered Psychotherapist
My dedication to psychology is rooted in the belief that, while each of us is woven from unique threads of experiences and perceptions, there’s a universal longing for connection, understanding, and authenticity. As a Registered Psychotherapist, I am deeply honoured to guide your journey to uncovering, understanding, and reclaiming your story.
Sophia Wolsfeld
Registered Psychotherapist, CCC, RD
Hello! My name is Sophia. I am a trauma therapist who is passionate about supporting those looking to heal from past wounds that are impacting them in the now. Experiencing trauma does not have to hold you back.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Infidelity
Can a relationship survive infidelity?
Many couples do recover from infidelity and report that — with time, work, and professional support — their relationship becomes stronger and more honest than before. Recovery is possible, but it is not guaranteed and it is not quick. Both partners need to be genuinely committed to the process: the person who was unfaithful must take full accountability, and the betrayed partner must be willing to work through painful emotions. Whether to stay or leave is a deeply personal decision, and therapy supports both paths.
What does therapy for infidelity involve?
Therapy after infidelity typically moves through several stages: initial crisis stabilization (managing acute emotional pain and making safety decisions about the relationship); disclosure and understanding (answering the why questions honestly); processing the betrayal (allowing the betrayed partner to grieve); and rebuilding or separating (working toward renewed commitment or a thoughtful ending). Therapists may use the Gottman Method, Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), or other approaches depending on the couple's needs.
Should we see a couples therapist or an individual therapist after infidelity?
Both are often valuable. Many couples work with a couples therapist while each partner also has individual therapy to process their experience separately — individual therapy allows each person space that the couples room cannot always provide. The betrayed partner may need to process shock, grief, and anger individually; the unfaithful partner often benefits from exploring what drove the affair and rebuilding their own integrity. Your couples therapist can recommend how to structure both.
How long does recovery from infidelity typically take?
Recovery from infidelity is generally measured in years, not months. Research by couples therapists suggests the full process of healing — moving from betrayal through rebuilding trust to genuine reconnection — typically takes two to four years for couples who choose to stay together. Progress is not linear: there are periods of renewed pain, especially around anniversaries or triggers. This does not mean the process has failed; it is a normal part of healing from profound relational trauma.
Is it possible to work on infidelity in therapy if my partner refuses to come?
Yes — individual therapy is meaningful whether you were betrayed or unfaithful. If you were betrayed, individual therapy offers a space to process the trauma, make sense of what happened, and decide what you want going forward — without pressure to present a united front. If you were unfaithful and your partner won't attend therapy, individual work can help you understand your behaviour, take accountability, and become a better partner regardless of whether the relationship continues.