New York Pathways

New York Pathways New York Pathways is a leading treatment center specializing in s*x addiction recovery and betrayal trauma healing. He earned his MSW from New York University.

Our team walks with you every step of the way—so you can rebuild trust, restore connection, and live with integrity again. New York Pathways is devoted exclusively to the treatment of s*x addiction and its effects on individuals, spouses/partners, couples and families. The goal of treatment at New York Pathways is rebuilding lives and relationships lost to addiction. Our treatment consists of individual therapy, group therapy, couples and family therapy, and intensive weekend workshops. Because addiction is a family disease, New York Pathways also offers individual and group therapy for the spouses/partners of addicts. Director and Founder - Timothy Lee, LCSW ,the Director and Founder of New York Pathways, is licensed in the State of New York, and is a Certified Sexual Addiction Therapist (CSAT) and S-PSB. Tim has trained with Patrick Carnes, Ph.D., Doug Weiss, PH.D, as well as at the Psychodrama Institute New York and Keystone ECU in Chester, PA. Visit our website at www.newyorkpathways.com or call us at 212-244-4447 to schedule an appointment.

10/21/2025

Emotional storms may feel overwhelming, but they are temporary. With the right support, healing is possible, and hope can be renewed even in life’s darkest moments. 💚
New York Pathways offers confidential care to guide you through recovery.

10/18/2025

You may feel fragile, but healing shows strength you might not see in yourself. 💚
Safety and recovery begin with small steps—and you don’t have to take them alone.
Confidential support is available at New York Pathways when you’re ready.

Today, we honor the strength of those who have faced trauma — seen or unseen. Healing takes time, compassion, and suppor...
10/17/2025

Today, we honor the strength of those who have faced trauma — seen or unseen. Healing takes time, compassion, and support, and no one should have to go through it alone.

At New York Pathways, we provide a safe, confidential space where healing can begin. Because understanding your pain is the first step toward recovery. 🌿

💚 You are not alone.
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Healing from s*xual betrayal can feel unbearably isolating. Shame often whispers, “Keep it quiet. Don’t tell anyone.” Bu...
10/17/2025

Healing from s*xual betrayal can feel unbearably isolating. Shame often whispers, “Keep it quiet. Don’t tell anyone.” But silence only deepens the loneliness.

Support isn’t weakness — it’s survival. You deserve a safe circle of people who listen without judgment and remind you that you are not alone. Therapists, groups, and trusted connections can help carry what feels too heavy to bear alone.

👉 You don’t have to walk this road by yourself. Confidential support is here.

📍 481 8th Ave, Ste 520, New York, NY
📞 +1 212-244-4447 | +1 212-464-8546
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10/16/2025

Many people struggle silently with betrayal trauma, believing they have to carry the weight alone—but support is available. 💚
At New York Pathways, we offer confidential care to help you begin the healing process.

Sexual betrayal doesn’t just break trust — it shakes your whole body. When safety is shattered, the nervous system stays...
10/15/2025

Sexual betrayal doesn’t just break trust — it shakes your whole body. When safety is shattered, the nervous system stays on guard. Sleepless nights, anxiety, and constant vigilance are not weakness. They’re your body’s way of trying to protect you.

Healing means helping the body feel safe again. Grounding exercises, deep breathing, and safe connections aren’t luxuries — they’re medicine for a shaken system.

You’re not broken. Your body remembers pain, but it can also learn peace again.

👉 If you’re navigating this journey, confidential help is here.

📍 481 8th Ave, Ste 520, New York, NY
📞 +1 212-244-4447 | +1 212-464-8546
✉️ answers@newyorkpathways.com

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After s*xual betrayal, many partners feel torn… Do I stay? Do I leave? Do I wait? Ambivalence is a normal response to tr...
10/14/2025

After s*xual betrayal, many partners feel torn… Do I stay? Do I leave? Do I wait? Ambivalence is a normal response to trauma. Some days you may want to hold on, other days you may feel like running away.

This doesn’t mean you’re weak or indecisive — it means your nervous system is sorting through massive change. There is no rush to decide. Healing takes time, and as clarity grows, choices become clearer. For now, your only job is to honor what feels safe and true today.

👉 You don’t have to face these questions alone. Confidential support is here to guide you.

📍 481 8th Ave, Ste 520, New York, NY
📞 +1 212-244-4447 | +1 212-464-8546
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Anger doesn’t make you weak — it means your heart knows you deserved better.After s*xual betrayal, anger can feel endles...
10/13/2025

Anger doesn’t make you weak — it means your heart knows you deserved better.

After s*xual betrayal, anger can feel endless. It may rise at reminders, lies, or even at yourself for “not seeing it sooner.” This is not a flaw. It’s grief expressing itself.

What matters most is where that anger goes. When it’s channeled into safe outlets — journaling, movement, therapy, or even screaming into a pillow — anger becomes part of your healing, not your destruction.

Your anger is not the end of the story. It’s one step on the way back to strength, dignity, and peace.

👉 If you’re navigating the waves of betrayal trauma, confidential help is here.

📍 481 8th Ave, Ste 520, New York, NY
📞 +1 212-244-4447 | +1 212-464-8546
✉️ answers@newyorkpathways.com

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When trust has been broken, boundaries are not punishment — they’re lifelines. A boundary says, “This is what I need to ...
10/08/2025

When trust has been broken, boundaries are not punishment — they’re lifelines. A boundary says, “This is what I need to feel safe,” whether that means sleeping separately for a time, or requiring full transparency about phone and internet use.

Clear boundaries give betrayed partners room to heal and help acting-out partners learn accountability. They’re not about control — they’re about protecting the space where healing can happen.

Requests ask for change. Boundaries protect your peace. After s*xual betrayal, both matter deeply.

Boundaries are not punishments — they’re lifelines. Saying, “This is what I need to feel safe” creates space for healing. It might look like sleeping separately for a while or asking for full transparency around phone and internet use.

Clear boundaries protect betrayed partners as they recover and teach accountability to the one who has acted out. They aren’t about control — they’re about safety, dignity, and creating the conditions where trust can begin to grow again.

👉 If you’re navigating betrayal and struggling to set healthy boundaries, you don’t have to do it alone. Confidential support is here.

📍 481 8th Ave, Ste 520, New York, NY
📞 +1 212-244-4447 | +1 212-464-8546
✉️ answers@newyorkpathways.com

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Sexual betrayal is a kind of death — the loss of innocence, safety, and trust. Grief after s*xual betrayal can feel endl...
10/06/2025

Sexual betrayal is a kind of death — the loss of innocence, safety, and trust. Grief after s*xual betrayal can feel endless, like wave after wave knocking you down before you can catch your breath.

But grief is also the way forward. Every wave that rises eventually falls. If you allow yourself to feel each one — anger, sadness, even despair — you’ll find that little by little, the waters calm, and a different kind of strength surfaces.

After s*xual betrayal, you grieve not only the past you lost but also the future you thought you were building. It feels like a kind of death — the loss of innocence, safety, and trust.

Grief often comes in waves. Some days it crashes hard, leaving you gasping for air. Other days it’s a steady ache in the background. But as heavy as it feels, grief is also the way forward. Each wave you face eventually falls, and with time, the waters begin to calm.

👉 You don’t have to navigate these waves alone. Safe, confidential support is here to help you steady your ground.

📍 481 8th Ave, Ste 520, New York, NY
📞 +1 212-244-4447 | +1 212-464-8546
✉️ answers@newyorkpathways.com

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Full, honest disclosure is rarely something that happens in one sitting. It requires time for an unfaithful partner to s...
10/04/2025

Full, honest disclosure is rarely something that happens in one sitting. It requires time for an unfaithful partner to step out of denial, gather details, and learn to share them without excuses or blame. Done poorly, disclosure can feel like “death by a thousand cuts.

When done patiently, disclosure becomes a turning point. It brings light where there has been darkness and gives both partners a foundation to rebuild — not overnight, but step by step, with honesty as the cornerstone.

Many partners plead, I just want the truth. But forcing disclosure too quickly can bring more wounds instead of healing. Real honesty takes time—time for denial to fade, for details to surface, and for the courage to share them without excuses.

When disclosure is rushed, it can feel like death by a thousand cuts. When it’s done patiently, it becomes a turning point. Step by step, truth creates the foundation for trust, light, and healing to return.

👉 If you’re carrying the weight of secrets or betrayal, you don’t have to face it alone. Confidential support is available today.

📍 481 8th Ave, Ste 520, New York, NY
📞 +1 212-244-4447 | +1 212-464-8546
✉️ answers@newyorkpathways.com

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Sexual betrayal trauma is a trauma that jolts both body and mind. The disbelief, the sleepless nights, and the racing th...
10/02/2025

Sexual betrayal trauma is a trauma that jolts both body and mind. The disbelief, the sleepless nights, and the racing thoughts are your nervous system’s way of trying to keep you safe. You are not “broken” for feeling this way — you’re responding exactly as humans do to loss and upheaval.

What helps most in this stage is gentle care. Rest when you can, nourish your body with simple foods, and offer yourself the tenderness you’d give a hurting child. Shock doesn’t last forever. With time, the ground becomes steady again.

Sexual betrayal can feel like the ground has been ripped out from under you—leaving you dazed, sleepless, and unsure if life will ever feel steady again. What you’re experiencing isn’t weakness, it’s your nervous system trying to protect you.

Shock is a normal response to trauma. You are not broken. With gentle care—rest, nourishment, and compassion—you can begin to steady yourself again. Healing takes time, but it is possible.

👉 Take the first step toward support today. Your journey will always be private, safe, and respected.

📍 481 8th Ave, Ste 520, New York, NY
📞 +1 212-244-4447 | +1 212-464-8546
✉️ answers@newyorkpathways.com

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New York Pathways is devoted exclusively to the treatment of s*x addiction and its effects on individuals, spouses/partners, couples and families. The goal of treatment at New York Pathways is rebuilding lives and relationships lost to addiction. Our treatment consists of individual therapy, group therapy, couples and family therapy, and intensive weekend workshops. Because addiction is a family disease, New York Pathways also offers individual and group therapy for the spouses/partners of addicts. Director and Founder - Timothy Lee, LCSW ,the Director and Founder of New York Pathways, is licensed in the State of New York, and is a Certified Sexual Addiction Therapist (CSAT) and S-PSB. He earned his MSW from New York University. Tim has trained with Patrick Carnes, Ph.D., Doug Weiss, PH.D, as well as at the Psychodrama Institute New York and Keystone ECU in Chester, PA. Visit our website at www.newyorkpathways.com or call us at 212-244-4447 to schedule an appointment.