After the Affair Webinar Nov 6 2026
$49.95
This live webinar offers couples a compassionate, research-based roadmap for understanding betrayal and beginning the recovery process. Participants will learn how affairs commonly develop, why the discovery of betrayal can produce trauma-like reactions, and what each partner needs during the early stages of healing.
The webinar will also explore how the partner responsible for the betrayal can become an active participant in repairing the injury. This includes accepting responsibility, responding to questions without defensiveness, demonstrating transparency, understanding emotional triggers, and consistently behaving in ways that rebuild safety.
Chris Cambas, LMFT, will present this two-hour webinar.
EXCLUSIVE: National Marriage Seminars and CoupleStrong hosted this webinar.
Disclaimer: This webinar is provided for educational and informational purposes only. It is not a therapy session and is not intended to diagnose, treat, or replace professional mental health care or couples therapy. Participants seeking individualized support should consult a qualified mental health professional.
Description
Webinar Details
Date: Friday, November 6, 2026
Time: 8:00–10:00 p.m. Eastern Time
Format: Live Online Webinar
Registration: $49.95 per couple
Registration includes:
- 90 minutes of instruction
- 30-minute live Q&A
- Downloadable participant workbook
- 30 days of replay access
The discovery of an affair can turn a couple’s world upside down. What once felt secure may suddenly become filled with questions, fear, anger, confusion, and uncertainty. The betrayed partner may experience intrusive thoughts, emotional triggers, hypervigilance, grief, and an urgent need to understand what happened. The partner responsible for the betrayal may struggle with guilt, shame, defensiveness, fear, or uncertainty about what to do next.
Ending the affair is essential, but it is only the beginning of recovery. An apology alone cannot restore trust, and couples cannot simply decide to “move on.” Meaningful healing requires honesty, accountability, genuine remorse, empathy, transparency, and consistent behavior over time.
This live webinar offers couples a compassionate, research-based roadmap for understanding betrayal and beginning the recovery process. Participants will learn how affairs commonly develop, why the discovery of betrayal can produce trauma-like reactions, and what each partner needs during the early stages of healing.
The webinar will also explore how the partner responsible for the betrayal can become an active participant in repairing the injury. This includes accepting responsibility, responding to questions without defensiveness, demonstrating transparency, understanding emotional triggers, and consistently behaving in ways that rebuild safety.
For the betrayed partner, the webinar will provide insight into the emotional and psychological reactions that often follow discovery. Participants will learn why painful questions, intrusive thoughts, emotional flooding, and sudden triggers may continue even after the affair has ended—and why these reactions cannot simply be rushed away.
What You Will Learn
Participants will gain a clearer understanding of the stages of affair recovery and the difference between ending an affair and rebuilding a relationship. The webinar will address accountability, remorse, transparency, emotional safety, difficult conversations, recurring triggers, trust-building behaviors, healthy boundaries, friendship, intimacy, and long-term relationship protection.
Couples will also learn why recovery must begin by addressing the betrayal itself before attempting to repair every other problem in the relationship. The goal is not to recreate the relationship exactly as it existed before the affair, but to determine whether a more honest, intentional, and emotionally connected relationship can be built.
Who Should Attend?
This webinar is designed for married or unmarried couples affected by physical or emotional infidelity, secrecy, or another significant breach of trust. It is appropriate for couples who recently discovered an affair, couples struggling with an unresolved betrayal from the past, and couples trying to determine whether reconciliation is possible.
Individuals may also attend without their partners. The webinar can be helpful for betrayed partners seeking clarity, partners responsible for betrayal who want to understand how to facilitate healing, and couples already participating in professional counseling.
Presenters Bios
Chris Cambas, LMFT
Christopher Cambas, LMFT, is a relationship expert with approximately 20 years of clinical experience helping couples navigate conflict, betrayal, emotional disconnection, and relationship recovery. His teaching combines clinical experience, research-based principles, and practical strategies couples can begin using immediately.
Chris is a licensed marriage and family therapist with over 35,000 hours of face-to-face experience in private practice. He attended the University of Tampa for his undergraduate degree and Liberty University for his Master’s Degree. He’s also certified in Gottman Method Couples Therapy and is a Certified Gottman Trainer.
Cancel/Refund Policy
Disclaimer, Refund, Policy Cancellation Policy Agreement*
Refund, Disclaimer & Cancellation Policy: ALL SALES ARE FINAL. In the event a seminar is canceled National Marriage Seminars, Inc. is only responsible for reimbursement of fees paid for the seminar with the exception of force majeure. All costs incurred for travel arrangements are the sole responsibility of the individual or entity that made those arrangements. National Marriage Seminars, Inc. reserves the right to move venue location and assigned presenters originally advertised for an event with a 30-day notice to attendees. In the event a venue or presenter is changed, no reimbursements will be given. Venue changes are not to exceed 50 miles or 1 hour drive time from the original venue advertised. The individual or entity that made the arrangements to attend a National Marriage Seminars, Inc. event agrees to hold harmless National Marriage Seminars, Inc., its directors, and employees from any and all liability associated with those travel arrangements. By registering for any National Marriage Seminars, Inc. sponsored or hosted event the individual or entity agrees to these terms. National Marriage Seminars has the right to move this training to an on-demand format based on COVID-19 recommendations with city and CDC guidelines during a pandemic or natural disaster.
CE’s: CE’s are NOT included in the price of these workshops, however, they will be available for purchase at the event.
Grievance Policy: It is the mission of National Marriage Seminars of America to find presenters who serve as a gateway to enhance clinical skills and to produce and distribute their work with integrity. We also believe in creating a learning environment that respects the diversity our attendees bring to these events. If you are dissatisfied with your experience, please email us at admin@nationalmarriageseminars.com or contact us via phone at 813-960-0001 to further discuss your concerns.
Event Details
7 CE Hours (available for $39.99 through National Marriage Seminars of America)
Registration Fee includes: Live In-Person Training
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- PDF Download Clinical Training Manual
- Certificate of Completion
- 7 APA-Approved CE Hours are available included
EXCLUSIVE National Marriage Seminars and CoupleStrong Hosted Training
Start date: November 6, 2026
Start time: 08:00 p.m. EST
End time: 10:00 p.m. EST
Venue: Webinar via ZOOM
Phone: 813-960-0001
Email: lori@nationalmarriageseminars.com
