Infidelity can take many forms with the one unifying characteristic being that it includes deception and betrayal of trust. If you keep something important and related to finances from your partner and it threatens his trust in you, then you are committing an infidelity. It may be a financial rather than a sexual infidelity, but
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Infidelity has long been a topic of interest to scientists who study sex and relationships. Over the years, they’ve uncovered a number of surprising things about who’s likely to cheat, why people do it, and the effects that it can have on us and on our relationships. Here’s a look at ten of the most
Recovering from the painful damage caused by infidelity is never easy. In the aftermath of infidelity, marriages and committed relationships that have been built and nurtured over years, even decades, can quickly crumble, leaving one or both partners devastated. But there is hope and a way forward for those couples who are willing to make the commitment and do the hard work. The trauma of infidelity…
Online infidelity, online affairs, cyber infidelity, cyber-affairs, internet affairs, even social media cheating. These are some of the many terms given to the act of being unfaithful to your partner by engaging in either emotional or sexual involvement with someone over social media sites, the internet, or the phone. There has been a healthy debate in the past few years as to how to define "online…
The trauma of infidelity can evoke symptoms similar to PTSD.
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Today, a friend reached out to me and shared an article from Women's Health magazine on "Microcheating" and what most couples consider to be a form of infidelity.
Many of the risk factors for cheating are totally out of your control, but these practical tips can help you protect your relationship against infidelity.
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Spouse of Infidelity (Trauma from Infidelity) | 4 Ways Infidelity Affects You | Dr. Doug Weiss
In this video, Dr. Doug Weiss discusses the effects from the trauma of infidelity and the need for healing through it
Doug Weiss, Ph.D., is a nationally known author, speaker and licensed psychologist. He is the executive director of Heart to Heart Counseling Center in Colorado…
Affair Recovery – Marriage After Infidelity Research indicates at least one or both parties in 50 percent of all couples will break their vows of sexual or emotional exclusivity during the lifetime of the relationship. The need for affair recovery counseling continues to increase with these statistics. When a partner engages in infidelity, it causes… Read More
Infidelity happens for plenty of reasons. None of them good ones. It happens because of ego or stupidity or breakage. Or because of smugness or ignorance or a widening ache or an emptiness or the need to know ‘what else is there’. It happens because of arrogance or a lack of self-control or because of that... Read more »
Infidelity - it is a fairly common problem that doesn’t get addressed often enough. Of course, what goes on in a marriage should be private and a couple dealing with infidelity should be given space and time to work out their next steps. But it is not usually that simple
Infidelity can cause aftershocks that affect the lives of many people, not just the marital partners. When a family is part of a larger system such as a family business , the people…
EMOTIONAL INFIDELITY vs. EXCESSIVE JEALOUSY Of all the columns I’ve written, this is the one I’ve had the most requests to send out, and to expand and revise. The following is a new and abbreviated version of a column I wrote two years ago. Though it will talk abou…
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Practitioners may be "unfaithful" to evidence-based programs in the name of better treatment
Before a packed meeting room at the 2013 National Council for Behavioral Health Conference, longtime psychologist and mental health administrator Tony Salerno took a hard and entertaining look at the question of whether and how providers can maintain “fidelity” to evidence-based practices in behavioral health
Comparing practice fidelity to relationship fidelity, Salerno got…