Should I Stay… or Should I Go?

If your partner has cheated, you may find yourself in the painful loop of:

“Should I stay, or should I go?”

The truth is, what you want most isn’t just an answer—you want yourself back. You want to feel confident in your choices, trust your instincts again, and know deep down that you are worthy of love and respect.

But betrayal trauma makes that clarity feel impossible.

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Your brain holds the answer — and we can help you find it.

Why Betrayal Hijacks Decision-Making

Infidelity isn’t just emotional — it’s neurological.

When someone breaks your trust:

It’s like trying to navigate a storm with a shattered compass.

Guided by Science, Grounded in Compassion: Dr. Trish Leigh

I’m Dr. Trish Leigh, a cognitive neuroscientist specializing in betrayal trauma recovery. I’ve seen how infidelity hijacks women’s nervous systems, leaving them paralyzed in fear and shame.

But I also know healing is possible. You can repair your brain, calm your nervous system, and rebuild self-trust so you can make the right decision for you.

The 3-Step Plan to Rebuild YOU Before Deciding

The first step isn’t deciding whether to stay or leave.

It’s rebuilding the version of you who will make that decision from clarity and calm.

Step 1: Stop the Shame Loop

Shame tells you it’s your fault. It’s not. 

Healing begins when you stop replaying the betrayal and release self-blame.

Step 2: Rewire Self-Belief Patterns

Your brain needs retraining to feel safe and confident again.

Are powerful tools to restore self-trust.

Step 3: Build Forward Momentum

Once you feel calm and clear, the question shifts from “Should I stay?” to “What’s right for me?”

This momentum helps you choose peace over patterns.

The Transformation You Deserve

Imagine this:

This is the life that becomes possible when you heal your nervous system first.

What Happens If You Stay Stuck

If nothing changes, betrayal trauma keeps you locked in:

More sleepless nights.

self-doubt.

More cycles of pain.

But you don’t have to live there. 

Every small healing step lifts the fog and brings your clarity back.

Take the Next Step Toward Healing

The answer to “Should I stay or go?” doesn’t come from rushing a decision. It comes from rebuilding you first.

👉 Book a qEEG Brain Map — discover how betrayal has affected your brain, and get a custom Brain Reset Plan to heal.

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Join the Conversation 🌱

What’s been harder for you—rebuilding trust with someone else, or with yourself?

Drop a 🌱 in the comments — your story could help another woman feel less alone.

🎥 Watch: Should I Stay After Being CHEATED On? — Dr. Leigh breaks down how betrayal trauma affects your brain and why healing you is the first step.