Women Cheat Too
Women Cheat Too is the podcast for women who’ve betrayed their partner, broken trust, and now find themselves lost in guilt, shame, regret, or total emotional confusion.
Created and hosted by Judith Nisenson, certified betrayal trauma coach and founder of WomensWRK, this show speaks directly to the women no one talks about. The ones who crossed a line. The ones who never thought they’d be that woman. The ones who are now asking, “What have I done? Can I fix this? Who am I now?”
This podcast is a space for hard truth and deep self-exploration, not excuses or shallow advice. With a blend of therapeutic insight and compassionate challenge, Judith helps women uncover what really led to the betrayal, understand the wreckage it caused, and begin rebuilding a relationship with themselves that’s rooted in integrity and emotional growth.
Whether the betrayal was emotional or physical, whether your partner knows or not, whether you're still in the relationship or everything has already fallen apart, Women Cheat Too offers a path through the aftermath. One built on honesty, accountability, and the belief that your worst moment doesn’t have to be the end of your story.
Subscribe now. Step into the work. Because facing the truth is the first step toward becoming the woman you want to be. For more information visit: WomensWrk.com
Women Cheat Too
Ep. 18: Attachment Wounds and Emotional Affairs
Emotional affairs rarely start with intention; they begin with unmet needs. In this episode, Judith explores how early attachment wounds shape adult vulnerability and why emotional connections outside a relationship can feel safer than facing disconnection at home. She helps listeners identify the root of their attachment patterns, understand why emotional validation feels addictive, and recognize the moment a friendship crosses into betrayal. Healing, Judith explains, requires reclaiming emotional safety within yourself and learning to be seen without secrecy. If you’re ready to start your own healing journey, you can learn more about working with Judith Nisenson at WomensWRK by visiting WomensWrk.com.