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Life After Betrayal

Getting Past the Victim Identity

Steven Stosny & William Doherty

When working with clients who’ve experienced an intimate betrayal, it’s important to empower them to move beyond a victim identity. Read More

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Women Who Cheat

Understanding the Message of the Affair

Tammy Nelson & David Treadway

Far from being evidence of marital bankruptcy, a woman’s affair can be a way of expressing a desire for a different self and an opportunity... Read More

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Sex, Lies, and the Long Road Back

Recovering from an Extramarital Affair

Barry McCarthy & Michele Scheinkman

Healing from an extramarital affair is rarely a simple process, especially when embarrassing sexual secrets and incompatibilities are exposed. Read More

The Therapy Beat

Can Video Games Power Up Your Practice?

Jared DeFife

Wonder if Pac-Man and Ms. Pac-Man ever needed couples therapy? What might a family therapist say about the sibling rivalry of the Super Mario Bros... Read More

Joining Through The Truth

Coaching and Our Assumptions

Terry Real

A new breed of therapist believes that it’s disrespectful not to say to clients displaying obnoxious, selfish, or self-defeating behaviors what traditionalists might only share... Read More

At the Heart of Intimacy

Susan Johnson on Helping Couples Heal from the Inside Out

Psychotherapy Networker

When a couple enters therapy to address sexual problems, are their fundamental issues confined to the bedroom? Rarely, says Susan Johnson, originator of Emotionally Focused... Read More

The Power of Secure Attachment

Offering deep relatedness from the very first session

Psychotherapy Networker

We all know what happens to a child when a parent is consistently unpredictable, frightening, or absent. That child often grows into someone who has... Read More

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How to Heal the Angry Brain

Mad Men

Ron Potter-Efron & Steven Stosny

Men with anger problems are generally highly reluctant clients who come to our offices only because they’ve gotten “the ultimatum” from their wives, girlfriends, or... Read More

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Using Men’s Groups to Enhance Couples Therapy

Men Helping Men

Robert Garfield & David Wexler

For men who still consider entering couples therapy a stroll into a lion’s den of shame, humiliation and failure, a men’s groups can be both... Read More

Connecting with the Shut-down Client

Helping A Combat Vet Face His Vulnerability

Kathryn Rheem

Resonating with clients’ inner experience is key to working effectively with emotion in therapy. With traumatized and shutdown clients, however, it is easy to talk... Read More
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