Helping Men Repair Trust, Restore Integrity, and Reclaim Their Lives

Therapy for Men Facing Infidelity, Addiction, and Emotional Disconnection

Edward Hill, LISW, specializing in men’s relationship and emotional healing

Have your patterns of infidelity, secrecy, porn use, or compulsive habits strained your relationship?

Many men feel trapped in cycles they can’t break.
Late-night scrolling. Secret online behavior. Emotional distance.
Crossing lines they never planned to cross.
Or trying to rebuild life after a partner discovers the truth.

Underneath the behavior there’s usually something deeper: shame, fear, loneliness, or a lifetime of disconnecting from emotion. What once felt like relief becomes a pattern that erodes trust, self-respect, and connection.

Today’s digital world makes it even easier to drift.
Temptation is constant.
Numbing out becomes normal.
Clarity and integrity start to slip.

This work is not about labels. It’s about facing yourself honestly and choosing a different path.

I’ve spent over 20 years working with men to understand the roots of their behavior — whether it comes from trauma, avoidance, emotional detachment, or a breakdown in purpose — and then build new habits grounded in honesty, discipline, and presence.

If you’re ready to stop the cycle, rebuild trust, or reconnect with who you actually want to be, I offer a grounded, private, non-judgmental space to do that work.

Download Free PDF Resource “Sexual Sobriety and Emotional Intimacy”

Call 440 212 0657 to schedule a free 15 minute consultation.
Let’s begin the work of rebuilding your integrity and your life.

  • I came to therapy feeling overwhelmed by the damage I caused in my marriage due to infidelity and compulsive behaviors. Edward provided a non-judgmental, structured approach to men’s therapy that helped me take responsibility, understand my patterns, and begin real relationship repair. Through our work on accountability, emotional communication, and trust rebuilding, I was able to repair my marriage and reconnect with my wife. The insight and tools I gained in therapy with Edward have been life-changing, supporting my recovery, emotional growth, and long-term relationship health.

    Jack

  • When I started therapy with Edward, I was stuck in shame, disconnection, and fear of losing my marriage. Edward is one of the most competent male therapists I’ve worked with in the Cleveland area. His work with men and relationships is direct, grounded, and deeply effective. He helped me identify long-standing behavioral patterns, regulate my emotions, and learn how to communicate honestly with my wife without defensiveness. Through men’s therapy focused on accountability and emotional presence, we began rebuilding trust and repairing our relationship. For the first time in years, I feel stable, hopeful, and clear about my future.

    Jim

  • Working with Edward was a turning point in my marriage and personal growth. Edward is one of the most competent male therapists I’ve worked with in the Cleveland area. What set him apart was his ability to combine emotional depth with structure and clarity. His background as a therapist with an MBA helped him break down complex patterns in a way I could actually understand and change. Through men’s therapy focused on accountability, emotional regulation, and honest communication, I learned how to show up differently with my wife and begin rebuilding trust. For the first time in years, I feel grounded and hopeful about the future.

    Mike

  • Edward creates an environment where you can speak plainly and take an honest look at the behaviors you’ve been avoiding or hiding. As a single man dealing with addiction and compulsive patterns, I needed clarity and accountability, not comfort or excuses. Edward helped me understand the root of my behavior, take responsibility for my choices, and build real self-control and emotional discipline. The work was challenging, but it fundamentally changed how I live my life and how I approach relationships going forward.

    Joe

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