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More than I'm sorry: Helping your partner heal after infidelity
One of my favorite clinicians in the field of psychology and couples therapy is Esther Perel, and she talks about a very important concept in overcoming infidelity, and it is that if you have been unfaithful to your partner but would like to do the work to keep the relationship together and work to repair things you must hold vigil for your relationship. What does this mean?
Once a cheater, always a cheater?
Once a cheater, always a cheater. At least that’s how the saying goes, right? In my line of work I’m often the one doing the questioning, but I also get lots of questions from clients and professionals and one that comes up a great deal is, is this saying true?
The #1 way to find healing after Heartbreak
Let’s just be honest, the healing process after the loss of a relationship really sucks. Even if you haven’t lost your relationship, and are just in the midst of a rocky road with your partner, there is one thing that you can do to help yourself heal, and it can’t be found in the arms of another, or at the bottom of a beer bottle. Although those things might sound appealing while you’re hurting, they tend to cause more harm than good.
Guaranteed satisfaction between the Sheets
Do you ever wonder what two couples therapists talk about when they have lunch together? I assume the title of this post gave you hint! I shared what I though was a common tip for satisfaction in the bedroom with my friend and fellow couples expert, Robyn D’Angelo, that made her jaw drop!