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.
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.
"My spouse is cheating. I'm hurting and emotionally exhausted because of my cheating spouse. How can I stop hurting and become emotionally healthy again?"
Can a relationship go back to normal after cheating? That’s a big question. Cheating significantly impacts your relationship in more ways than one.
The other day, I was doing an “Ask Me Anything” on the Marriage Helper Instagram and came across a question that really caused me to pause and wonder why the person was asking it. The question was: “My husband and I are reconciling, and I'm wondering if I forgave him too soon?”
Why is it that when we have troubles in our marriage we automatically think, “Let’s go to marriage counseling...” It’s the thing you do, right? I mean, it’s all you hear about from family, friends, or just society in general. We feel like it’s what we need to do if our marriage is in crisis. And, it seems to be the only option that’s there... But we want you to know that marriage counseling may not be what you truly need! We'll explain 3 things you may not know about counseling and how it works so you can decide if it’s what you should do to save your marriage.
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