Coping with Infidelity: 6 Barriers to Recovery

Rick Reynolds, LCSW
by Rick Reynolds, LCSW
Founder & President, Affair Recovery

Talk about stuck! When Randall and Suzie showed up at EMS this past weekend they were really stuck. Randall had just ended a 1.5-year affair with his boss at work, his boss had lost her job, and Randall had been placed on probation. Work however, was sure to become the least of his problems. (Please note: names and details have been changed to protect identities.)

Upon discovery in several months ago, Randall and his affair partner had decided to break it off. However, Suzie would dis...

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