What women ask about affair recovery coaching.

No. You can start on your own. He’s welcome to join the work when he’s ready, and his participation can help, but your recovery doesn’t depend on it.

This work is built for women who have decided to stay or deeply want to. If you’re still deciding, Brian will tell you that up front and point you toward help that fits where you are.

Then this isn’t the right time. Recovery work needs the affair to be over. If you’re in that situation, it’s still worth reaching out, and Brian can talk with you about next steps.

No. Many women feel stuck long after discovery because time alone rarely resolves betrayal. This work is designed for exactly that place.

No. This is coaching and education. It doesn’t diagnose or treat anything, and it isn’t a substitute for therapy or crisis care. See the full disclaimer.

Brian will tell you and help you find the right kind of support near you.

No. Coaching isn’t a billable clinical service, so there’s no insurance or diagnosis involved. It also means you can work with Brian from any state.

Brian keeps what you share private. Coaching conversations don’t carry the same legal protections as therapy, and the privacy policy explains how information is handled.

Cost is discussed directly with Brian, once he understands your situation and whether coaching is the right fit.

Yes. Coaching happens by video, so you can work with Brian from anywhere in the United States.

Those details are in the coaching agreement you receive before you start, so you can read them before committing to anything.