Amy Rosenberg, LCSW

Infidelity & Trust Therapy

Helping individuals and couples navigate betrayal, heal from affairs, and rebuild trust through honest, compassionate therapy.
Amy Rosenberg, LCSW - infidelity and trust therapy in NYC

30+

Years of Clinical Experience

AASECT

Certified Sex Therapist & Supervisor

NYU Langone

Co-Director, Program in Human Sexuality

How I Help Couples and Individuals Heal

The discovery of an affair can shatter the foundation of a relationship. Whether you are the one who was betrayed or the one who strayed, the emotional fallout — shock, anger, guilt, grief — can feel overwhelming. In my Manhattan practice, I work with individuals and couples who are struggling to make sense of what happened and find a path forward.
Understanding the Breach — Infidelity is rarely simple. I help both partners explore the unmet needs, conflicts, and patterns that led to the affair.
Without Blame — My approach is not about assigning fault. It is about understanding what happened and making informed choices about the future.
Rebuilding Trust — For couples who choose to stay together, therapy can lead to a stronger, more honest partnership than before.
Clarity for Separation — For those who need to part, therapy provides support to separate with dignity and self-understanding.
Individual Trust Issues — Difficulty trusting partners, friends, or colleagues — whether from past betrayal or childhood patterns.
The Intimate Dimensions — As an AASECT-certified sex therapist, I bring depth to the intimate aspects of trust and betrayal.

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A Specialized Perspective

With over thirty years of clinical experience and specialized training as an AASECT-certified sex therapist, I bring a depth of understanding to the intimate dimensions of trust and betrayal that many therapists lack. I work with individuals processing trust issues that extend beyond a single relationship — whether because of past betrayal, childhood experiences, or patterns that are difficult to explain.

Therapy can help you examine those defenses and develop healthier ways of connecting. If you are ready to begin that work, I invite you to contact me to schedule a consultation at my Upper East Side office.

A Specialized Perspective

5 out of 5 stars

“For some couples, therapy after an affair becomes a turning point that leads to a stronger, more honest partnership than they had before. For others, it provides the clarity and support needed to separate with dignity and self-understanding.”

Amy Rosenberg
Amy Rosenberg
LCSW, AASECT-Certified Sex Therapist

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, many relationships not only survive but grow stronger after infidelity — when both partners are willing to do the work. Recovery requires honesty, accountability, and sustained effort. Therapy provides the structure and support to navigate this difficult process, and I have helped many couples come through it with a deeper, more authentic connection.

There is no fixed timeline. Most couples need at least several months of consistent therapy to process the betrayal and begin rebuilding trust. The pace depends on the nature of the infidelity, the history of the relationship, and the willingness of both partners to engage fully in the process.

Often, a combination works best. Couples therapy addresses the relationship dynamics, while individual sessions give each person space to explore their own feelings, history, and needs. I work with both formats and can help you determine what makes sense for your situation.

Therapy can still be valuable, but honest recovery requires the affair to end. If you are struggling with that decision, individual therapy can help you gain clarity about what you want and need. I approach these situations without judgment, focusing on helping you understand yourself and make informed choices.

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