Miriam Bellamy, LMFT

Are you struggling to rebuild trust after an affair? If you are the one who strayed, you may be feeling overwhelmed and may be experiencing a great fear that there is nothing you can do to save your marriage. If you have been betrayed, you may feel that everything you thought was true about your life and your history together is gone. You both may be wondering if there is hope. Maybe you have been working very hard to rebuild but find the pain and fear too overwhelming. Are you deeply worried about these things? If so, I'd like to help. It is important to know you are not alone. Most people who have been betrayed feel rage, have nightmares and panic attacks, and find themselves spending hour upon hour trying to piece together what was happening and when. Most people who have strayed from their vows feel helplessness along with terrible sense of responsibility and work doggedly to earn back trust. Many people work hard trying to rebuild their marriage but find themselves bumping into dead end after dead end. There are reasons for this. I'm here to help you navigate the path forward. With affair recovery therapy, I can assist you and your spouse in turning things around. There are no easy answers, but you can learn and master the principles that can guide you toward healing and ultimately toward a life of meaning and happiness. In addition to private affair recovery therapy I also offer individual counseling and group counseling.

I've been practicing marriage and family counseling for nearly 30 years. I am licensed in both Georgia and Colorado. I reside in Colorado and see people both in office in my Golden and Thornton offices as well as online. I travel to my Georgia office twice a year. I have office hours Monday through Friday.