Jessica Del Rubi Vasquez, LMFT(She/Her/Hers)

Anger, shock, confusion, and deep grief over the loss of trust and safety may feel overwhelming when going through infidelity/betrayal . There can even be moments that feel unreal, as if everything familiar has suddenly fallen apart.

There is no pressure to make major decisions immediately. Taking time and space to process comes first. The emotional aftermath of betrayal can feel intense and disorienting, and consistent support can help bring steadiness during this time.

Rubí is an infidelity recovery specialist and Gottman Method trained up to level 3. Her therapeutic approach blends, narrative therapy, inner child work, and culturally affirming practices. Sessions center on helping clients externalize old stories, build self-trust, and strengthen emotional clarity. Rubí incorporates grounding techniques, and bilingual tools when helpful, offering an experience that honors clients’ histories, values, and lived realities. The work emphasizes compassion, self-respect, and sustainable change rather than quick fixes.

Rubí holds extensive training as a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, with years of experience supporting individuals, couples, and therapists in high-stakes professional stages. Rubí’s background includes work in community mental health, relational therapy, culturally grounded care for Latinx communities, and specialized support for therapists preparing for licensure. Rubí also brings a music and performance background, offering a unique blend of emotional attunement, creativity, and clinical skill.

Rubí offers virtual therapy across California and Colorado and maintains a private practice designed for flexibility, comfort, and accessibility. Remote sessions are available during daytime and limited evening hours. Rubí provides a confidential, client-centered setting where healing work happens at a pace that feels supportive and manageable.