| Normalize
Your Feelings The
pain and confusion experienced when the affair is first revealed will likely create
a multitude of feelings, personal and relational conflicts, and confusion. The
goal of this stage is to normalize your reaction to the affair and then provide
you with a language for talking about the infidelity. Normalizing your reactions
is the first step in overcoming the numerous losses you may be experiencing such
as: loss of stability,
peace, comfort, trust, and joy;
feeling insane, angry, depressed, scared;
and
questioning marriage vows, ideals, values, and beliefs.
Developing
Trust The
simple formula called TLC: Trust
Love
Commitment
has been tried
and utilized in rebuilding marriages.
Rebuild
the TRUST in your relationship by regaining the confidence and understanding you
once had. No relationship can even begin to heal without the reestablishment of
trust. We’ll show you simple to use techniques that really work. Step
#2. You immediately implement Love in your relationship by saying and doing a
variety of options that are sure to get the positive attention of your spouse. Step
#3. The final step involves Commitment. Understand that relationships are not
a one shot deal. A true relationship involves a daily “commitment” for
the rest of your lives that entails dedication and resolve from the both of you.
What good is
it to get back together with your spouse only to have it fall apart two months
down the road? In this formula, we’ll show you how to keep that commitment
going with minimal effort and maximum results Click
Here.
Beginning
to Cope with Tragedy1.
Make room in your life for healing.
If you are facing a tragedy or major life
challenge, give yourself plenty of room to heal. Back off on your commitments.
Put volunteer activities on hold. Make extreme self-care a top priority. Ask for
more help than you think you need. Don't make any major life decisions. Allow
yourself to feel whatever you feel. Remember that self-pity is a normal part of
the healing process. Give yourself a limited amount of time to feel sorry for
yourself. You might curl up in your favorite pajamas with your favorite comfort
food and have a good cry. It's important to make space for the pain. If you don't
deal with it, it waits for you. Get the support you need to heal your pain so
you can begin to move on with your life. Most
of all—have enormous compassion for yourself!
2.
Attach meaning to the tragedy.
Regardless of the tragedy, you can decide right
now to make this event a defining moment in your life. It may not make sense,
and you may feel angry or deeply saddened, but making this decision can direct
the course of your life in a more positive way. The simple decision to proclaim
that this event will be a defining moment can be enough to make a huge difference.
3. Reclaim your power.
At some point during your healing process,
there will come a time when you decide to reclaim your power and shift from feeling
like a victim to being a victor. How will you use this tragedy to improve your
life? How has the healing made you a better person? Refuse to think of yourself
as a victim, take responsibility for your life, and you're ready for the next
step.
4.
Find the gift.
Behind every tragedy there is a gift. You may not see it at
first, but a tragedy can provide enormous opportunity. For example, you may decide
to completely re-evaluate the direction of your life or use the support you receive
from loved ones as a way to strengthen your relationships. Most people find that
living through tragedy allows them to tap into an inner strength that they never
knew existed. By connecting with yourself in this way, you'll find a reservoir
of courage and creativity that leads you to your authentic self. When the time
is right, the gift will reveal itself—if you make a point to look for it.
Some good tips from Life coach Cheryl Richardson
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Decide
Whether to Recommit or Quit 
In order for your emotions
to settle down, you must first discover whether you want to make the relationship
work, or end the partnership. This requires self-examination by both partners.
As well, ideals that you have held dearly must be addressed and their importance
now re-evaluated. For example, marriage is forever, love conquers all, or trust
cannot be regained. If
you decide to recommit, go to a therapist. If you decide to quit, the both of
you should agree to go to Collaborative Divorce or a Mediator.
Recognizing unstated assumptions
held by oneself or one's mate is an integral part of this process, and the authors
include exercises, concise case studies and checklists of suggestions to guide
readers through the difficult task of healing.
Strengthening
Your Grip on Life
Do you want . . .
More Intimacy
Less Conflict
Better Communication
Fewer Arguments
Less Distance
More Respect
Less Defensiveness
More Kindness
Less
Criticism
More Security
Less Anxiety
If you need Professional Advice I highly recommend reading Dr. Gunzberg's latest
book, click
here.
Heal
Your Relationship How
you handle your situation now sets the stage your how your relationship will be
for the rest of your life. If your relationship is one of cooperation and support,
your future will be a lot easier. This
is particularly true if you have children. You will be interacting with the other
person for many years to come. A good relationship will make an enormous difference
in the quality of your life. It's
is also the most important thing you can do for your children. By far, the single
biggest factor in the well-being of children is how well their parents get along.
You have the
ability to end the conflict and heal your relationship, one human being to another.
You just need to know how -
click
here
Find
out the Root Causes Use
the infidelity and cheating as an opportunity for self reflection, growth and
change. Yes, it's true - an affair need not spell the end of a relationship. However,
before you can to assess whether this is even possible, it's essential to first
understand what led to the infidelity.
Dr. Gunzburg has all the pertinent
information, the strategies and the tools you will need to prevent an extramarital
affair from ever happening again. Find out the ROOT CAUSES of cheating and avoid
becoming another infidelity statistic. -
Get Out of the Slump
- Stop Beating Yourself Up
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