Don’t know how to deal with your spouse’s current or past affair? Here’s how to understand what has happened, know what you need to do next, forgive, and rebuild trust.
Does couples therapy work after cheating? This guide gives you the answer and explores key factors when deciding to hire a marriage therapist.
If you're searching for ways to help a marriage in crisis, know that you're not alone in this. The path ahead might seem daunting. But with the right approach, you can steer your relationship back to calmer waters. It's about taking that first step towards understanding and healing, together.
"I don't know how to get past what happened. I can't get the images out of my head–who he has been with and the things that he has done." Does this sound like you?
Have you ever been hurt by somebody that you loved or trusted? That betrayal can begin to affect everything about you and make you question what’s true and what isn’t.
At Marriage Helper, we often hear from couples that they’d love to put their marriage back together, but their spouse did something terrible.
You're in pain. You just found out your spouse is cheating on you, and you're not sure what to do. Let me give you a few tips to start healing your pain.
We hear from people who say things like, "My spouse is involved with another person, but also seems interested in me. Is this something other people face?" The answer is... Absolutely.
What do you do when you find out that your spouse is in love with someone else? Do you call it quits? Leave? Do you try to get them to fall back in love with you?
At Marriage Helper, we show people how they can still save their marriage even if there's been an affair. Even if this has happened, your marriage can even be made better than before.
Are you wondering what to do if you suspect that your spouse is in an affair? Perhaps there's something shady going on, or you've read something, or seen something. Or, maybe it's just a feeling... an intuition or suspicion.