“An extramarital affair can cause severe emotional trauma, often comparable to the psychological impact of a brain injury.”

Experiencing infidelity can be devastating. Our specialized counseling focuses on:

Processing emotions and trauma

Rebuilding trust and security

Deciding on the future of the relationship

We provide a safe space for individuals and couples to heal and find clarity.

Extramarital affairs are not just moral or relational issues—they create deep biological stress responses, intense psychological distress, and significant social consequences, all of which can severely affect overall

1. Biological Impact

Stress-related physical symptoms: headaches, fatigue, gastrointestinal problems.

Sleep disturbances and appetite changes.

Elevated cortisol (stress hormone) levels.

Increased risk of psychosomatic illnesses (hypertension, cardiac issues).

2. Psychological Impact

Emotional trauma comparable to post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

Depression, anxiety, obsessive thoughts.

Low self-esteem and feelings of inadequacy.

Emotional numbness or hypervigilance.

Difficulty trusting others, even beyond the relationship.

3. Social Impact

Breakdown of marital/partner trust and intimacy.

Strained family dynamics, including effects on children.

Social stigma, shame, and isolation.

Workplace distress and reduced productivity.

Challenges in rebuilding relationships or forming new ones.

The Impact of Parental Conflict Due to Extramarital Affair on Children

1. Emotional Impact

Feelings of confusion, insecurity, and fear of abandonment.

Anxiety, depression, or mood swings.

Guilt (“It happened because of me”).

Emotional trauma similar to bereavement or loss.

2. Cognitive / Psychological Impact

Distrust in relationships and difficulty forming secure attachments.

Negative self-image and low self-esteem.

Difficulty concentrating on studies.

Distorted beliefs about love, loyalty, and marriage

3. Behavioral Impact

Aggressive or withdrawn behavior.

Risk-taking behaviors in adolescence.

Rebellion against authority (teachers/parents).

Poor academic performance and school adjustment problems

4. Social Impact

Social withdrawal and isolation from peers.

Stigma or bullying if family situation becomes public.

Difficulty in establishing and maintaining friendships.

Challenges in future intimate relationships.

5. Long-Term Consequences

Greater risk of relationship instability in adulthood.

Fear of commitment or tendency toward infidelity.

Mental health disorders such as anxiety, depression, PTSD.