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WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
Here’s where the road to a healthier you begins.
Living through a partner’s infidelity can be devastating — to your self-image, your emotions, your health, even your career. But you can actually emerge a stronger, healthier, more self-reliant and happier person. The first steps on that road are taken here.
In this section you will find:
- How to get into physical and mental shape
- How diet and exercise improve emotional health
- Make the mind/body connection happen
- Eating right, for life
FEATURED EXPERT
Creating a healthy, passionate marriage is what I do best.
Anne Bercht, the director of the Beyond Affairs Network, is co-founder, along with her husband Brian, of www.passionatelife.ca, a website dedicated to creating a healthy, passionate marriage. The Berchts are lecturers and authors of “My Husband’s Affair Became the Best Thing That Ever Happened to Me.”
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How to Communicate in a Healthy, Constructive Manner
The Relationship Institute, www.relationship-institute.com, serves the online community and communities in southeastern Michigan, providing marriage, pre-marriage and couples counseling, relationship therapy, and couples counseling.
A structured communication format, sometimes referred to as Active Listening or Mirroring, can be very helpful for couples to communicate in a more healthy and constructive way. The basic elements of this communication format are shown below.
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Here's My Story
I now find out that she's had 3 affairs during that "second chance"
year.
I caught my wife in an affair over a year ago and gave her a second chance. I thought our marriage was better than ever during the next year. I now find out that she's had 3 affairs during that "second chance" year. I had absolutely no clue that she reverted to her old ways. All of her affairs were initiated on Internet sites. She claims that she has a disease and that she loves me and wants to keep the marriage of 15 years with two 13-year-old children intact. She was in a sex addict program while having the last affairs. I am tired of all of the lies and now feel foolish for giving her a second chance. I'm considering starting a group similar to "perverted justice" to identify cheating spouses and make it my lifelong mission.
