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BONUS CONTENT

FOR THERAPISTS

Creating a healing path for couples after an affair can feel challenging and chaotic for clinicians if they do not have a rock-solid framework to support their clients. This is partially due to the a lack of exposure to working with affairs in graduate training programs. Matters are made even more difficult since affair recovery couples often come to the therapeutic relationship in complete crisis. It can feel overwhelming for the therapist who may abandon working with this group of people in need of help.

Because of this training vacuum, we have created Structured Affair Recovery Therapy (SART)™. The Affair Recovery Roadmap is the client-facing centerpiece of SART. For therapists interested in learning SART, we offer internships where you can learn the approach and gain the skills to working with couples healing from infidelity. The training and the clinical supervision are built on the years of practical counseling experience who couples have struggled with infidelity and found a recovery path. If you are interested, follow this link to the Couples Recovery Center careers page.

The recommendations on this website do not constitute professional advice, substitute for professional treatment, or establish a therapeutic relationship. If you are in crisis, do NOT use this site. Call the 24-hour National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1.800.273.8255, call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room.

All rights to the content on this site including Structured Affair Recovery Therapy (SART)™ and the Affair Recovery Roadmap are reserved by Affair Recovery Therapy Center (ARTC) which  is the outreach arm of New Path Family of Therapy Centers Inc.

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