Understanding the Reality of The Affair: There is No Love, Brain or Heart in Infidelity

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specialist Rick Reynolds, LCSW, is among America's foremost authorities on assisting people and couples struggling with affairs and compulsive sexual behaviors. He is Creator and President of AffairRecovery.com, the very first company to use confidential around the world online group support for those impacted by . Reynolds holds a Master's Degree in Social Work and is a clinical member of the American Association of Marriage and Household Therapists. In 1992, Reynolds developed and began leading "affair healing groups." He got his Master's of Social Work from the University of Denver and finished 3 years of post-graduate training at the Colorado Institute for Marital Relationship and Household Therapy. He has actually likewise worked at the nationally-known Minirth-Meier Tunnel & Wilson Center before moving on to personal practice:

Understanding the Reality of The Affair: There is No Love, Brain or Heart in Infidelity

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4 Comments

  1. When should someone that has lost his brain, heart and courage do? Become a politician is a yellow brick road for success…

  2. What would you say about someone who cheated on their husband, broke up a family with children, married the AP and stayed married for 50 years. That was my husband’s first wife. Could the APs have had a happy life together?

  3. Just remember that you had no marriage before the A. You just didn’t know it. Some of us tell our partners over and over and over again that we are miserable and we show them and still, they are surprised. Why would we share the problems again when we know that you won’t change, can’t change or are not safe to share those issues because of past track record? Better to work on ourselves and show up as the best versions of ourselves. That gives you a great marriage but a dead relationship. It works and we all end up with a fantastic marriage but the WS knows deep down that there is no hope for the relationship. Those are 2 distinct and separate things that sometimes can cohabit but not for us.

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