Trickle truth happens when the full truth isn’t told upfront. Instead, it leaks out slowly over time. This article considers why it happens, and how it hinders affair recovery.

Many of the clients I work with struggle with forgiveness. Forgiveness does not come easily to most of us; we have to find our way to it. This article will guide you toward the kind of forgiveness that brings freedom and new beginnings.

Getting the truth about an affair is essential for healing, but it also becomes a source of endless agony for many who have been betrayed. So, what truth helps? What truth harms?

When does your involvement in another friendship become “cheating” on your spouse?

One story of recovery following her husband's confession of multiple affairs, one of which resulted in pregnancy.

How do you move through the grief of a lost marriage that ends in divorce?

A betrayed wife conressed her struggle with comparing herself to the affair partner, and losing the comparison most often. Another woman posted this insightful reply.

Following an affair, should the involved partner be required to be accountable in their ongoing behaviors?

Your partner’s betrayal has probably caused more profound pain than any hurt you’ve experienced. You want it to be over. But if you are not careful, you risk being repeatedly wounded.

Do you think you might lose your spouse or partner because of an affair? This article will help you determine the best course for encouraging your growth and your and your partner’s return.