Remember those early days? The endless texts, the carefully chosen outfits, the butterflies in your stomach before every date? In the beginning, we pull out all the stops. We want to impress, to seduce, to capture the attention and affection of our beloved.

Couples therapy can be a lifeline for relationships in distress. But sometimes, even with the best intentions, couples find themselves stuck in cycles of conflict and misunderstanding, unable to make meaningful progress. It's like trying to navigate a complex maze blindfolded – you keep running into the same walls. Why does this happen? And what can be done to break through these barriers?

It's a vulnerable position to be in: you sense your relationship needs help, but your partner seems unwilling to step into the arena of couples therapy. It's easy to feel alone, but it's crucial to remember that resistance to therapy is incredibly common, especially among high-achievers.

Recovering from infidelity is one of the most challenging things a couple can go through. It's a long and arduous journey that demands courage, vulnerability, and an unwavering commitment from both partners. There will be setbacks, tears, and moments when you want to give up. But I want you to know this: healing is possible.