Monique ThompsonLicensed Professional Counselor-Supervisor & Infidelity Recovery Specialist

It’s been years and I’m still not over my partner cheating.

25 Jan 2026 · 1 min

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This content was created by Monique Thompson. This content was uploaded by Monique Thompson. This is a YouTube video titled "It’s been years and I’m still not over my partner cheating." (uploaded/edited 2026-01-25) featuring Dr. Monique Thompson speaking in a short spoken monologue. Dr. Thompson, who identifies herself as a clinician who helps couples and individuals with betrayal trauma, discusses the physical and emotional effects of chronic stress after infidelity (increased susceptibility to illness, irritability, loneliness) and invites viewers to seek therapy to heal and move forward in healthier relationships.

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Adults with chronic exposure to stress are twice as likely, twice as likely than others to get sick. If it's been over 2 years and you're still not over your partner cheating, and you might have noticed some other things too, you get sick a little bit more easily, you notice that you're irritable, that you feel distant, that you feel lonely, it's been a long time and you're still not over it. I'm Dr. Monique Thompson. I help couples and individuals deal with betrayal trauma, and I can tell you it's Especially, especially if you're someone where this happened a while ago, 6 months, a year, 5 years, and it's still not over in your heart and in your mind. It's also not over in your body. Come see me. Let's work things out to get you healthier and to figure out a path toward healing so that you can move forward in a healthy relationship as well. All right, good luck. I'll see you soon.