Making Change That Lasts
When lasting change feels impossible, your deepest motivation holds the key.
The Word After “Sorry” Makes or Breaks Your Apology
Saying “I’m sorry” can be one of the most vulnerable, courageous things you do in a relationship. Too many apologies fall flat because of the word that came next.
Truth In Pieces Feels Like a Lie
Trickle truth happens when the full truth isn’t told upfront. Instead, it leaks out slowly over time. This article considers why it happens, and how it hinders affair recovery.
Selfish Apologies
Forgiveness is hindered when an apology is offered to provide relief for the offender rather than the one who was hurt.
Does Telling the Truth Help or Harm?
Getting the truth about an affair is essential for healing, but it also becomes a source of endless agony for many who have been betrayed. So, what truth helps? What truth harms?
The Gift of a Second Chance
I never believed I could survive telling the truth, that you would survive hearing it, that we could survive its aftermath, or that you would even be willing to offer me the chance.
Don’t Tell Me It’s Not Real Love
You should avoid the "this isn't real love" debate with anyone claiming to have an emotional connection to their affair partner. Here's why..
When Does It Become Cheating?
When does your involvement in another friendship become “cheating” on your spouse?
Six Options After Your Affair
Six possible choices to be made by someone who’s had an affair.
Should Accountability Be Required After an Affair?
Following an affair, should the involved partner be required to be accountable in their ongoing behaviors?
The Neuroscience of Affair Fog
A neuroscientist solves the puzzle of affair fog by looking at what's going on in our heads.