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Group Details:  Next group starting 5/20/2025

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• When: Every Tuesday for 6 weeks (blocks starting every 8 to 10 weeks)

• Time: 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM (90 minutes)

• Fee: $60 per session

• Where: Online (participants must be located in CA)

To register or get more information:  call, text, e-mail or submit contact form at the bottom of this page!

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​abby@loyola-lcsw.com​​  

(916) 846-0037   (call or text to enroll)

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Are you struggling with the pain of betrayal?
You don’t have to go through this alone. Join us in a safe, confidential space where healing begins.  

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What is this group?

This is a guided support group for individuals impacted by infidelity.  This group offers a mix of what you might expect from a traditional support group and a therapeutic support group with additional psycho-education related to betrayal, attachment, boundaries, and coping techniques. 

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What We Offer:​

• Emotional Support: Infidelity can be incredibly painful and isolating. Being in a group with others who understand your feelings can help you feel less alone. You can share your emotions without fear of judgment.​

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• Understanding and Empathy: In a support group, people often have unique perspectives but share common emotions. This can help you feel understood and foster empathy for others in similar situations, creating a sense of connection and community.

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• Coping Strategies: We will exchange advice and techniques for managing difficult emotions and the fallout of infidelity. This will include breathing exercises, and learning how to get grounded and regulated.

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• Different Perspectives: You might hear how others have handled similar situations and what worked (or didn’t work) for them. This can provide new insights and ways of thinking about your situation.

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• Healing from Betrayal: Infidelity can trigger feelings of betrayal, loss, anger, and sadness. A support group can help process these feelings in a safe space and guide you toward healing, whether you're trying to repair the relationship or move forward on your own.

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• Reduced Isolation: Sometimes, infidelity can make you feel isolated like others might not understand what you're going through. Being in a group with others experiencing similar issues can reduce that isolation.

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• Personal Growth: Being part of a group like this can encourage you to examine your values, boundaries, and needs in a relationship. It can also foster deeper self-awareness and personal growth as you navigate through the healing process.​​

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You deserve healing. Take the first step toward emotional recovery today.