Post Infidelity Stress Disorder | Betrayed or Betrayer? Psychologist - Dr Maria Vella

Dr Maria Vella is a psychologist in psychotherapy at Harley Therapy with over 20 years of expertise. She works with individuals and couples with many complex issues and is a specialist in her area.
Watch the full video to understand whether you are suffering from post infidelity stress disorder, the feelings involved on both sides and how to recover.
About Dr Maria Vella:
Dr. Maria uses an integrative method that combines the features of psychoanalysis, humanistic-existential therapy, compassion-focused therapy, and cognitive-behavioral therapy. As a result, she has the possibility of offering a personalised service while paying great attention to the individual demands of the client.
Maria has expertise in a wide range of problems, such as complex anxiety and stress issues, clinical depression, anger management, low self-esteem, multicultural issues, trauma, post-traumatic stress disorder, childhood disorders, loss, bereavement, and the sensation of being stuck in mourning, as well as sexual and psychological abuse and psychosexual problems. She helps people, especially those affected by severe situations, overcome emotions of meaninglessness, loneliness, and purpose in life. Maria works with couples that have infidelity and relationship problems. She also engages in coaching and aids others in their career exploration.
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[@alive4627]

Yes, time itself does not heal. Twenty four years later, retired, and because I no longer have the distractions of a demanding career, of raising a family, of study, etc, her betrayal and pregnancy by her affair partner now become top of mind. We are still married, but while I made the noble decision to close the matter and not use the affair to beat her with for the rest of our days, I believe I did so prematurely. She clammed up about the affair, she minimized, she resorted to trickle truths, and I still have many unanswered questions and intrusive thoughts. How can one forgive when you are not entirely sure of what exactly it is you are forgiving? I still love her deeply, but every day I silently curse her. My disgust is still there.

[@TheRealBuzzy]

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