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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
Joseph Hanoa is the founder of www.marriageadvising.com/, a website that answers questions dealing with couples help.
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Deal or No Deal
Denise Silverstein, LCSW is a psychotherapist with over l5 years experience in individual, marital and family therapy. She does public speaking on relationships, child rearing and trauma, and has a private practice in Morganville, NJ.
In her head she replayed the same scene over the past two years and came to the same conclusion. “He has promised so many times that he won’t drink too much when we go out socially, so I make “the deal” and then he breaks it.
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Here's My Story
I never imagined I'd ever think about a divorce from my husband.
Unfortunately, I discovered my husband's infidelity the day after my 49th birthday on October 9, 2006. This 5-year affair (3 years sexual, 2 years non-sexual) has left me feeling so betrayed. Not only did he break my heart, he discussed our sex life with her. I feel so betrayed and disrespected. I never discussed our sex life with anyone and to talk to this woman is humiliating. Lie upon lie has left me so distrusting. I can't believe I have been with this man for 23 years (married 15.5 years). If I had known this five years ago, I would not be sending this message. He has maintained contact with her since October, the last time was as recent as 3/9/07. I'm graduating in June with my AA degree in Paralegal Studies. I welcome the opportunity to separate myself from this situation, but we have two little girls. My life has changed so much in the last six months, I never imagined I'd ever think about a divorce from my husband. But this has left me so hurt, it seems like my only option.
