If you are one of the couples who want to recover from infidelity, not all do, then you require professional guidance on how to navigate the many pitfalls you will encounter on your journey to recovering and rebuilding your marriage or committed relationship. My name is Abe Kass, I am the author of this site and a relationship expert and I can help you.
As in the recovery from any serious medical ailment, recovery from infidelity requires precise and decisive steps. Get the 7-Step Recovery map that will illuminate your way out of the darkness of betrayal.
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Listen to Relationship Listening Audiobook and learn the essential communication skills you will need to survive infidelity. Expert listening skills enable you to avoid anger and other destructive reactions that make having a conversation difficult. By listening just 8 minutes -a-day over a 3 week period and yo will be better equipted to survive infideltiy.
You can harness the power of 'your mind' to reduce the anxiety, anger and panic that is typically experienced by a person who is the victim of infidelity. This is understandable because of the many questions and uncertainties you are facing. Still, you can and should, to the best of your ability, try to reduce your anxiety and worry. The Peace of Mind Audiobook can teach you how to harness the power of 'your mind' and reduce your level of stress.
Many people think that lying is a reasonable part of communicating. Lying may be common, but it is not 'reasonable,' since it leads to relationship breakdown and other tragedies.
Many families have been ripped apart because of the lies. Don't let this happen to you and your family!
In spite of what I have just said, there are two exceptions when a person should lie.
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Surviving infidelity? Are you the victim? Do you have many questions and want to know how to get over an affair? Watch this video and get answers.
Learn the 11 common reasons individuals cheat on their partners. These reasons offer an explanation, not a justification. Infidelity is ALWAYS wrong!
