Affair Recovery Help
Issues Tim addresses in his affair recovery work:
For Injured Partners
Why does this hurt so much? How long will it take me to get over this?
Should I stay or should I leave?
Why wasn’t I enough? Did I do something wrong?
What choices should I make right now?
Should I forgive? Should I trust?
For Involved Partners
Why did this happen?
What choice(s) should I make now?
Am I on the brink of destruction? Or discovery?
How quickly can I move past this?
For Couples
Should we fight for our relationship or let this be the end?
Do couples ever really ever get better after infidelity?
It feels like we’re in a confusing or destructive cycle. How do we stop it?
What about the children?
Affair Recovery Counseling for Indiana Residents
Discovering your spouse or partner has been having an affair is one of the most devastating experiences you can go through. Feelings of betrayal, anger, and fear seem unbearable. Rest becomes elusive. You can’t stop replaying the details of what you know, and yet you crave more information, wanting the truth but fearing the answers.
Affair recovery counseling can help!
Recovery is a difficult process. You find yourself asking important questions: How could this have happened? Can I ever trust my spouse again? Is my marriage worth saving, or am I better off leaving? Should I stay with someone who did this to me (or someone I’m not sure I’m in love with anymore)? What did I do wrong? Should I forgive? When will the pain go away? Why did this happen?
Trust with your spouse has been shattered, and hope is at an all-time low. It may feel like you will never recover from this, but it’s vital to know recovery is possible. It’s not easy work―it takes time and effort―but healing and growth can be an actual outcome.
Maybe this is the end of your marriage. Perhaps it's the beginning of a new version of it. Maybe you're not sure. Whatever your circumstances, I can help you through the steps of your affair recovery process. —Tim Tedder