regardless if he is ready to go to counseling or not - you need to go - if he knows you are seeing a counselor, he might consider it - during that time not only will it help you deal with everything, you can also start to learn better ways to communicate with him.
the thing is with counseling - you have to stay at it - when things are just starting to seem better, people quit - and that is the whole reason they go back to bad behavior because they aren't held accountable anymore for what they say and do. A therapist can keep you honest and on track until it stops being something you try to do, and instead becomes habit. That can take 6, 8 months even a year or more...it goes from healing to a wellness checkup for your marriage. Give him some time to miss you - get yourself into therapy - and approach him about working on things in a few weeks.
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