About Miriam Bellamy
Licensed Therapist and Author
As a Licensed Marriage and Family therapist in both Georgia and Colorado, Miriam has been propelled, for 26 years, by an insatiable curiosity about relationships. What she has learned, in all her studies, and in all her research and practice with hundreds of families, is that staying in the search, continuing to ask hard questions, and being willing to open up about what we are learning and where we’re stuck (or not) are all essential to living life well.
She has focused her professional life on the art and science of marriage counseling and sex therapy using a common sense approach based Bowen Family Systems Theory, Neuroptimal Neurofeedback, and is now training to do Psychedelic Assisted Psychotherapy. Miriam practiced in Georgia for 18 years and now in Colorado for the past 8 years.
Her style is full of warmth and humor, yet she is not afraid to ask the hard questions. If you are struggling in your marriage, and you’ve tried all you know to try, Miriam is here and ready to help you progress in ways you never thought you could. She draws on the work of Murray Bowen with Bowen Family Systems Theory, the work of Karla McLaren in The Language of Emotions, and the work of Susan Cain in Bittersweet, How Sorrow and Longing Make Us Whole.
If You’re Struggling In Your Relationship After Infidelity, You’re In The Right Place
Are you looking for help with infidelity but aren’t sure where to begin? I’m glad you’re on the site. I work with couples as well as individuals, so don’t worry if your spouse is unsure of getting help right now. Contact me and I’ll answer any questions you may have about getting started.
With 20+ years of experience I’ve learned that simple communication techniques and formulaic solutions don’t work for the complicated work of rebuilding trust.
Check out my blog to get a better sense of what we do, or contact me to find out more.
The Trust Trap
The Trust Trap is a profoundly compassionate, creative, and insightful approach to the painful, marital dilemma of infidelity. It holds that the most effective affair recovery has at its core the development of one’s own self, the development of one’s relationships with others (not just spouse), and a greater understanding of core relationship processes.