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Therapy
| Trouble/Suspicion | Investigate/Discovery | Confronting Infidelity |
| Second Chance | Separation/Divorce | Help The Kids Adjust |
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
The vital help that therapy offers.
Therapy plays an absolutely crucial role in helping individuals, couples and families deal with infidelity. And it all begins here. You aren't alone with infidelity and infidelity can help you learn from your experiences and grow to be a stronger person moving forward. Life doesn't end when your spouse or wife or husband cheats on you. You have a decision to make and how you cope with your stress will make a large impact on how you move forward in life. Don't take a chance with your happiness. Therapy provides an objective viewpoint that allows you to understand what went wrong so you can learn and overcome the stress.
In this section you will find:
- How different therapists regard infidelity
- What kinds of therapy are available
- Methods therapists use to help infidelity victims
- What to look for in selecting a therapist
FEATURED EXPERT
Andrew Bicknell researches and writes about a variety of subjects, including those dealing with relationships and infidelity.
Link To Featured Expert
FEATURED ARTICLE
Steps To Restoring Trust
Peggy Vaughan, the founder of DearPeggy.com and the Beyond Affairs Network, is a noted leader in the field of infidelity recovery. Her books include “The Monogamy Myth,” “Recovering From Affairs,” and “Beyond Affairs,” among others.
Trust is not something you bestow on someone. Trust is a by-product of maintaining the kind of close connection (and real knowing of each other) that comes from responsible honesty
Link To Featured ArticleFEATURED BOOKS
FEATURED ARTICLES
- Your Divorce Advisor : A Lawyer and a Psychologist GuideYou Through the Leg
- Infidelity on the Internet: Virtual Relationships and Real Betrayal
- Infidelity: A Survival Guide
- The Dance of Restoration: Rebuilding a Marriage after Infidelity
- Is It Love or Is It Addiction? - Second Edition
- Don't Call That Man
- The Good Divorce
Here's My Story
The worst part is that the signs were there before we were married.
I've been married for just over a year and recently found out my husband has been cheating on me from day one. In fact, he was cheating on me while we were engaged. My life revolved around this man and we were planning to start a family very soon. The worst part is that the signs were there before we were married, but I refused to believe he would ever do anything to hurt me in this way. Of course, he told me everything I wanted to hear, and that he loved me, but the truth was he was lying to me the whole time. I have tried to forgive him for what he did, but, even if I find forgiveness, I cannot stay with him. I will never be able to forget what he did, nor will I ever be able trust him in the future. I thank God I wised up before I had children with this man, it's bad enough that I lost 3 years of my life.
