Monique ThompsonLicensed Professional Counselor-Supervisor & Infidelity Recovery Specialist

Avoid the affair in the first place

16 Jun 2025 · 1 min

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In this brief promotional video, relationship therapist Monique Thompson asserts that she has helped over 11,000 couples recover from affairs and many more avoid them. She explains that prolonged dissatisfaction in a partnership—manifested as poor sex, lack of communication, limited time together, and a lack of excitement about seeing the partner—significantly raises the risk of either partner having an affair. Thompson emphasizes that affairs are not inevitable but preventable, and she invites viewers to reach out for counseling to address these warning signs before an infidelity occurs.

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Monique Thompson. I've helped over 11,000 couples recover from affairs, but the truth is I've helped even more avoid them altogether. If you've been dissatisfied with your relationship, you are at risk. The longer you've been dissatisfied, the higher the risk. Here's some ways you know you're not happy: if you're not having good sex, if you're not communicating, you're not spending time together, you're not looking forward to seeing that person, you're probably at high risk for either them having an affair or you having one. And We can avoid that altogether. Affairs are not inevitable, they're avoidable. Reach out, let's talk, let's see how I can help.