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Forgiveness Is Not Reconciliation
Letting go doesn’t always mean going back Forgiveness is one of the most loaded and misunderstood parts of healing after infidelity....

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
19 mai3 min de lecture


Healing Outside the Relationship
Reclaiming your identity and rebuilding your self-worth after betrayal When infidelity enters your life, everything can feel like it...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
19 mai3 min de lecture


Infidelity in Queer Relationships
Breaking the silence around betrayal in LGBTQ+ partnerships Infidelity doesn’t discriminate. It shows up in every type of...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
19 mai3 min de lecture


Should I Stay or Should I Go?
How to make the hardest decision after infidelity One of the most agonizing questions after infidelity is whether to stay in the...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
19 mai3 min de lecture


When You’re the One Who Cheated
How to face yourself with honesty, responsibility, and a path forward Being the person who cheated often comes with a storm of guilt,...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
19 mai3 min de lecture


Rebuilding Trust—Is It Even Possible?
What healing together can actually look like after betrayal After infidelity, one of the biggest questions couples face is: Can we ever...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
19 mai3 min de lecture


Betrayal Trauma and the Body
Why infidelity feels like danger—and how your nervous system responds Infidelity doesn’t just break hearts—it can also dysregulate the...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
19 mai3 min de lecture


The Moment of Discovery
What happens when the truth comes out—and how to begin picking up the pieces The moment you discover your partner has been unfaithful can...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
19 mai3 min de lecture


Why People Cheat – Myths vs. Reality
Unpacking the real reasons behind betrayal When we hear that someone has cheated, our minds often go to a place of judgment: They must be...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
19 mai3 min de lecture


Understanding Infidelity
What it is, what it isn’t, and why it cuts so deep Infidelity is one of the most painful and destabilizing experiences a person can go...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
19 mai3 min de lecture


Celebrating Small Wins
Healing is not linear. There is an importance that lies in acknowledging small victories along the way to rebuilding self-esteem. Whether...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
16 mai1 min de lecture


Mind-Body Connection and Somatic Healing
Trauma is stored not just in our minds, but in our bodies. This blog explores the mind-body connection and how reconnecting with our...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
16 mai1 min de lecture


The Role of Relationships in Rebuilding Self-Esteem
Relationships play a critical role in shaping our self-view. After trauma, especially interpersonal trauma, rebuilding trust in ourselves...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
16 mai1 min de lecture


Boundaries as an Act of Self-Worth
Boundaries are essential to healthy relationships and emotional well-being, yet many trauma survivors struggle with setting or...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
16 mai1 min de lecture


Reclaiming Your Narrative
Trauma often steals our sense of agency. It makes us feel like things happen to us, not with us. Part of rebuilding self-esteem involves...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
16 mai2 min de lecture


Challenging Negative Self-Beliefs
Once we identify our inner critic, the next step in rebuilding self-esteem is to challenge the negative beliefs it reinforces. These...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
16 mai2 min de lecture


Identifying Your Inner Critic
One of trauma’s most persistent legacies is the development of an inner critic. This critical voice often mimics the abusive or...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
16 mai2 min de lecture


Understanding the Impact of Trauma on Self-Esteem
Trauma leaves behind not just physical or emotional pain, but often a profoundly altered sense of self. Many survivors of trauma describe...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
16 mai2 min de lecture


Parenting Between Cultures: Immigrant Parents and the Weight of Raising “Good” Kids
For many immigrant parents, parenting is more than just raising children — it’s a mission to preserve culture, secure opportunity, and...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
5 mai3 min de lecture
“Grateful but Struggling”: The Mental Health Impact of Immigrant Guilt
Many immigrants live with a silent contradiction: the weight of gratitude for opportunity, and the quiet burden of emotional exhaustion,...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
5 mai3 min de lecture
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