Getting Below the Iceberg
Amanda works with you to confront the deeper issues underlying common root causes of sexual acting out behaviors such as sexual addiction, fear of emotion and/or sexual intimacy (sometimes known as sexual or emotional anorexia), childhood sexual abuse, infidelity and more.
Securely Connected Video Sessions
Amanda offers remote complex trauma therapy sessions via FaceTime, Google Meet, Zoom, Microsoft Teams or WhatsApp for those who reside in the state of Florida, and mental health coaching sessions for national and international clients.
- FaceTime
- Google Meet
- Zoom
- Microsoft Teams
Common Questions
What issues does Healing Affairs help with?
Healing Affairs works with complex trauma and the ways it shows up in relationships: affair recovery and infidelity, betrayal trauma, childhood sexual abuse, sexual anorexia and intimacy avoidance, and sexual addiction (compulsive sexual behavior). Each one is explained on Issues We Help With.
How does Amanda approach complex trauma?
By looking beneath the problem that brought you in. The crisis, whether it is an affair, a discovery or a marriage that has lost its intimacy, is often tied to older unresolved issues, so questions about past trauma, family history and patterns of relating are a standard part of the work. Treatment plans stay flexible as new information comes to light, and where it helps Amanda integrates specific trauma therapies or works alongside other specialists.
Do you work with individuals and couples?
Yes. Amanda works with individuals and with couples, including hurt partners, unfaithful partners and couples repairing a marriage after an affair. She also offers women’s and men’s growth groups.
Do you offer both in-person and video sessions?
Yes. Amanda sees clients in person in the Tampa Bay area and by video through FaceTime, Google Meet, Zoom, Microsoft Teams or WhatsApp. Video sessions are available in Florida, across the United States and internationally.
Can I work with Amanda if I live outside Florida?
Yes, by video. What changes is the nature of the professional relationship. For clients who live in Florida, Amanda provides psychotherapy within the scope of her Florida licensure; for clients elsewhere in the United States or internationally, she works as a mental health coach rather than as a psychotherapist.
Recovery from complex trauma whether it’s marital affairs, compulsive sexual behavior or childhood sexual abuse, is a long and arduous process. In the end is life and restoration, but it’s not a journey anyone should attempt alone. In the past most suffered in silence, isolated and misunderstood, with few resources to demonstrate a successful path to overcoming the relationship devastation caused by the legacy of untreated complex trauma.”
Amanda Asproni, M.A., Licensed Clinical Psychotherapist., on what led her to the field of affair recovery