Dealing with your infidelity situation may be challenging! And, it is also TOTALLY do-able.
You just need the right guidance and support, and the right tools at your disposal.
And that’s exactly what I’ve got for you.
There are two ways you can have me as your coach:

Whether you enroll in my course or we work together one-on-one, I provide you with liberating new ways of looking at and dealing with your infidelity situation.
This allows you to take responsibility for your actions in a way that feels empowering to you.
When we’re dealing with complicated, nuanced aspects of the human experience that are commonly considered taboo, we have to go beyond conventional wisdom and accepted dogmas if we want to arrive at solutions that are actually solutions!
I lead you out of the realm of shame and guilt and judgment, and into the arena of compassionate curiosity. When we get out of judgment and into compassionate curiosity, it’s much easier to cut through the noise and confusion, and carefully examine what’s important to you.
I also provide you with tools and practices that will enable you to systematically and deliberately deal with your infidelity situation.

You need to be able to deal with the intense emotions that often come with infidelity without letting your emotions dictate your actions.

You need to be able to think clearly and systematically, and make decisions for distinct reasons that you like.

And you need to be able to take action in the service of your decisions.
Although you may find it easy to do these things in other areas of your life, doing them within the context of your infidelity situation may seem really hard – or downright impossible.
But I’m going to help you change that. One manageable step at a time.
"She helped me dismantle my own value judgments around infidelity, and helped me process all of the emotions that I was having."
"Talking with Marie was always a joy, even when our coaching conversations covered topics I found difficult to contend with. She was always lively and upbeat, and the tools and resources she shared with me were very helpful. She helped me dismantle my own value judgments around infidelity, and helped me process all of the emotions that I was having about participating in what could be considered infidelity.
Throughout the course of our work together, I questioned a lot of social constructs about what marriages, relationships, and friendships should and shouldn’t be, and this helped me draw conclusions about what I wanted to do about my infidelity. Reconciling what felt right for me vs. what I thought society expected of me helped me come to terms with a relationship that I value tremendously… even if society might frown upon it."