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Moving Forward After Infidelity: Rebuilding Trust and Healing Wounds
Moving Forward After Infidelity: Rebuilding Trust and Healing Wounds

Infidelity can shatter the foundation of trust in any relationship, leaving partners grappling with a maelstrom of emotions ranging from betrayal to heartache. Yet, amidst the wreckage, there's a glimmer of hope for those willing to embark on the challenging yet transformative journey of healing and rebuilding. Moving forward after infidelity is undoubtedly arduous, but with commitment, communication, and professional support, it's possible to emerge stronger, wiser, and more resilient than ever before.

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Couples, counseling, marriage, love, therapyJessica GibsonMy-Therapistinfidelity, couples, therapy, intimacy, love, marriage, marriage counseling, betr, betrayal, self-care, distrust, heartache
Mindful Love: Bringing Mindfulness into Your Relationship
Mindful Love: Bringing Mindfulness into Your Relationship

In the hustle and bustle of everyday life, it's easy for couples to find themselves caught up in the chaos, inadvertently neglecting the very foundation of their relationship. The demands of work, family, and daily responsibilities can create stress and tension that, if left unaddressed, may erode the emotional connection between partners. However, there's a powerful tool that can help couples navigate these challenges and cultivate a deeper, more meaningful connection: mindfulness.

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Couples, counseling, Individual counselingJessica GibsonMy-Therapist Increlationships, mindfulness, Love, Valentine's Day, couples, intimacy, Stress, sexual stress, conflict resolution, communication, Counseling, couples therapy, couples counseling
Why being curious makes you more attractive?
Why being curious makes you more attractive?

Curiosity can indeed make a person more attractive, and this concept aligns with the principles of Gottman Method Therapy. Here's an explanation of why curiosity can enhance attractiveness in relationships:

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Couples Counseling, Individual counseling, Individual, Couples, counselingCarole CullenMy-Therapist, Inc. curious, attraction, attractive, gottman, gottman method therapy, gottman institute, connection, communication, active listening, empathy, understanding, growth, adventure, intimacy, curiosity
How Gottman Couples Therapy Can Affair Proof Your Marriage?
How Gottman Couples Therapy Can Affair Proof Your Marriage?

The revelatory Science of Adult Attachment explores early development dynamics, which suggest that your marital relationship is the first child of your partnership and, when suspicions of infidelity arise, it can be a sign that your shared ward has given rise to an unspoken, inarticulate cry of abandonment. The Sound Relationship House Theory, developed by Drs. John and Julie Gottman, provides deep insights into the nine common factors that can either lead to an affair or point to one in progress.

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CouplesCarole CullenMy Therapistcouples, intimacy, affairs, betrayal, relationships, relationship tips, trust
Spot the Difference: Lust vs. Love
Spot the Difference: Lust vs. Love

When you first meet someone and feel a physical attraction to them, it can be easy to start reading more into what you feel than is really there. The initial phase of attraction is where you can find no fault in the other person. You focus on how they look, how the brush of their hand makes you feel, or when you think of them it is to fantasize about a physical relationship but not anything deeper.

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CouplesCarole CullenMy Therapist, Inc.couples, intimacy, love, relationships
How Can I Forgive You After Betrayal?
How Can I Forgive You After Betrayal?

Cheating, infidelity, emotional affairs – big betrayals are extremely hurtful and traumatic for any relationship. And while a break-up or divorce is inevitable for some couples, there may be hope for other couples willing to put the past behind them and move forward. Here is a look at six steps both couples can take to successfully reach a place of forgiveness after a betrayal.

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CouplesCarole CullenMy Therapistcouples, infidelity, betrayal, intimacy, trust, forgiveness, affairs