Infidelity and trust rupture
Work for couples trying to understand what happened, what repair would require, and whether trust can be rebuilt.
In-person in Playa del Rey and telehealth across California
I work with couples facing infidelity, breakdowns in trust, recurring conflict, and emotional disconnection. Therapy can help you slow down what keeps happening between you, communicate with more clarity, and begin moving out of painful stuck patterns.
Who I work with
Many couples arrive after months or years of the same argument, or after a rupture that has made ordinary conversation feel loaded. Some are trying to decide whether repair is possible. Others know they want the relationship, but do not know how to get back to each other.
I also work with individuals, including men navigating relationship issues, emotional disconnection, communication problems, and life transitions.
Focus areas
Work for couples trying to understand what happened, what repair would require, and whether trust can be rebuilt.
Support when the relationship feels unstable, urgent, or close to a breaking point.
Help identifying the cycle beneath repeated fights so both partners can respond differently.
Therapy for couples who feel distant, lonely, guarded, or unsure how to reach each other.
Approach
In couples therapy, the immediate problem matters. So does the emotional sequence underneath it: how one partner protests, withdraws, pursues, shuts down, defends, or escalates, and how the other partner responds.
My work is relational and attachment-informed. I help couples name what is happening in real time, make sense of the hurt beneath the conflict, and practice more direct ways of reaching for each other.
Getting started
We can discuss what brings you in, whether the fit feels right, and what next steps would look like.
Andrew Flynn is a Registered Associate Marriage and Family Therapist, AMFT 153506, employed by Power Therapy and supervised by a licensed person: Kaitlyn Power, LCSW 116422.