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Counselling
Counselling
A Structured Process for Truth, Safety, and Clarity
Trauma-Informed Therapeutic Disclosure in Farmington Hills
Available in-person and virtually across Michigan.
Therapeutic Disclosure follows a carefully sequenced process:
Emotional stabilization, nervous-system support, readiness assessment, and pacing for both partners.
A therapist-guided session where the betraying partner shares a complete, accurate written disclosure to the betrayed partner.
- Used to support clarity and safety
- Never as punishment.
- This is done when Clinically Indicated
A structured letter acknowledging harm with accountability and empathy.
- Impact Letter: The betrayed partner shares impact
- Amendment Letter: The betraying partner responds with specific commitments
Support to process information without retraumatization.
Disclosure is paced — Never rushed.
*Disclosure is a process, not a single event.*
You may feel:
- Unable to trust what you are being told
- Stuck replaying details or searching for missing pieces
- Constantly overwhelmed, hypervigilant, or shut down
- Unable to move forward without clarity
Therapeutic Disclosure exists because healing cannot begin in confusion.
*Relationships break from secrecy — Not from truth.*
It is used to:
- Reduce retraumatization
- Stabilize the betrayed partner’s nervous system
- Create a foundation for trust repair
- Establish transparency and accountability
- Replace chaos with clarity
*Truth needs structure to be healing.*
This process may be appropriate when:
- Significant information has been withheld
- Betrayal or deception has occurred
- Previous “truth-telling” was incomplete or harmful
- The betrayed partner feels unsafe or destabilized
- The relationship cannot move forward without full clarity
Disclosure protects both partners by ending uncertainty and guesswork.
*Disclosure restores stability before repair.*
- Trauma-informed
- Carefully paced
- Therapist-guided
- Protective of nervous-system safety
- An emotional confrontation
- An interrogation
- Unstructured “truth dumping”
- Couples therapy
- A guarantee of reconciliation
The goal is clarity and safety — Not outcomes.
*Disclosure creates the conditions for healing.*
Therapeutic Disclosure is often used alongside:
*Processes support therapy — They do not replace it.*
You are not broken.
Healing begins with a single step — Reaching out.
When you’re ready, we’re here