Betrayal leaves a profound loneliness, making everything feel uncertain. Healing is complex and demanding, but you don't have to do it alone. At Willow and Stone Counseling, I offer a supportive space to address immediate wounds and thoughtfully plan your future, helping you reclaim your worth and clarity.

I work with individuals and couples in DFW who are navigating the devastating impact of infidelity, secrecy, emotional affairs, and broken agreements. Whether you are reeling from a recent discovery or trying to make sense of a long-held secret, a rupture of trust fundamentally changes your relationship’s sense of safety. My goal is to help you soften the immediate impact of this crisis so you can decide what comes next with integrity—whether that path leads toward rebuilding or a respectful separation.
This service is designed for those experiencing the profound disorientation that follows a breach of trust. You may find yourself in this space if you are dealing with:
Betrayal splits your reality in two, and the resulting emotional toll is often intense and demanding. Many of the clients I see at Willow & Stone Counseling struggle with:
My work with individuals and couples in DFW is not about returning to the relationship you had; unfortunately, that version of the relationship has ended. Instead, I work with you to build a more resilient future founded on transparency, trust, and respect. Whether your path leads toward rebuilding or a separation with integrity, I offer a steady, emotionally mature space to help you reclaim your clarity and worth.
I guide couples through a structured recovery process designed to move you out of the "painful loop" of interrogation and defensiveness. I focus on creating a path toward repair or respectful closure through three intentional stages:
Uncovering betrayal can split your reality in two, leaving you with a racing mind and a body that cannot fully settle. I specialize in helping you navigate this heartbreak and move forward with confidence by focusing on four key areas:
This is a place to be held in the reality of what happened while you rebuild the confidence to decide what happens next.
Choosing to enter therapy after a betrayal is a difficult but necessary step toward integrity. You may arrive in this space carrying a complex mix of guilt, fear, defensiveness, or even a quiet sense of relief that the secret is no longer yours to hold alone. In my work, I will hold two truths at the same time: radical accountability and compassionate inquiry.
The goal is not self-condemnation. The goal is change that is credible and lasting.
As the initial shock of betrayal settles and my work takes hold, the focus shifts from survival to sustainable growth. At Willow & Stone Counseling, I help you move toward changes that feel practical, stabilizing, and deeply personal. By prioritizing your nervous system regulation and relational health, you will begin to notice a new baseline of clarity and safety in your daily life.
The weight of betrayal can feel impossible to carry alone, and the first step toward reclaiming your peace is often the most difficult one to take. At Willow & Stone Counseling in DFW, I offer a steady, supportive space where your experience is honored and your healing is the priority. Whether you are looking to rebuild your relationship or find a respectful path forward on your own, you deserve a process rooted in self-respect and emotional safety.
If you are tired of the "painful loop" of uncertainty and are ready to find a steadier place to land, I invite you to reach out. A brief, low-pressure conversation can help you ask questions, address your concerns, and see if my approach is the right fit for your needs.
I believe that the business side of therapy should be as clear and direct as the work we do in session. My goal is to provide a premium, confidential experience in DFW that prioritizes your healing and privacy over insurance constraints and paperwork.
Many of the individuals and couples I work with choose private pay therapy to ensure the highest level of confidentiality and autonomy. This model allows us to focus entirely on your specific goals and timeline without being restricted by insurance company mandates or required diagnoses.
I am an out-of-network provider and do not accept insurance directly as a form of payment. However, if you have out-of-network benefits, I can provide you with a Superbill upon request. You can submit this document to your insurance provider for potential reimbursement based on your specific plan’s coverage.
I recognize that the financial impact of life transitions can be significant. To support the DFW community, I maintain a limited number of sliding scale spots based on current financial need and economic impact. Please inquire during your consultation regarding current availability for these spots.
Whether you need the neutral, physical ground of an office or the privacy of your own home, I offer flexible ways to connect:
Whether you should attend individual sessions alongside couples therapy depends on your unique needs and your current capacity to navigate the intense challenges of relationship work. Sometimes, the most effective clinical plan is to engage in both simultaneously. At Willow & Stone Counseling, we can talk through your specific situation to choose a plan that fits—whether that is couples-only sessions, individual work for a period, or a thoughtful blend of both. I also provide specialized referrals and recommendations to ensure you have the comprehensive support required for this journey.
Rebuilding intimacy after betrayal occurs in gradual stages, beginning with the re-establishment of physical and emotional safety. Because every relationship is different, we will move at a pace that you can both handle without feeling rushed or forced. I will never push you to make a decision or engage in closeness that doesn’t make sense to you or your nervous system. If intimacy does not feel possible or desired at this stage, I will help you find the best way forward with integrity and self-respect.
In the context of infidelity recovery, transparency is focused on rebuilding safety, not creating a system of surveillance or policing. Early in the process, we set clear, respectful parameters regarding what information and behaviors are helpful for repair. We then gradually shift the focus toward rebuilding trust through consistent honesty and follow-through rather than monitoring. This distinction is vital for moving from a state of hypervigilance to a state of restored connection.
Yes, I am an inclusive therapist in DFW providing affirming care for all individuals regardless of gender, race, sexual orientation, or relationship structure. I work with LGBTQIA+ couples, as well as those navigating polyamory or open relationships. My goal is to help you build a healthier, more secure connection with your partner or partners, honoring the unique dynamics of your specific relationship agreements.
Yes, I provide therapy focused on intimacy and sexual wellness; while I am not a certified sex therapist (CST), I have specialized training in addressing issues around sex and sexuality. I utilize my expertise in intimacy to help you resolve complex sexual struggles and build a healthier, more satisfying sex life. This work is often a critical component of healing after betrayal, helping you navigate the shift from trauma to renewed physical connection.
An EMDR-trained clinician and former corporate professional, I specialize in helping high-functioning adults and couples move from "surviving" to "thriving." Let’s find your footing again.


I do not believe in a one-size-fits-all approach. Whether you need to process the past with EMDR, repair your relationship, or find balance amidst burnout, my services are tailored to fit the unique shape of your story.

Meaningful change is possible, and it starts with a single step. Whether you are looking to heal the past or strengthen your future, I would be honored to walk that path with you.