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If you suspect your partner is cheating it can feel very scary and destabilizing. Check out this post for some guidance and clarity.

Should I leave my marriage? This is a huge question. Take the quiz for greater clarity and read up on this critical information for making the right decision for you.

Can interactions that take place via texting be considered cheating? No easy answers; let's take a look.

Does a lie detector test help you figure out if your partner is cheating? It's not so simple.

It’s crazy. You thought you knew your partner. You thought the relationship was in a decent place. Sure, you have your fights from time to time. But this? How could they have cheated on you?

You cheated on your partner. You feel terrible. What do you do now?

If you've discovered your partner having an affair - or you had one yourself - you might be asking if this means your relationship isn't real. If maybe your partner doesn't love you, or you don't love them. Let's understand what's going on here.

If you've been cheated on, you may be craving some family support. But can you tell your family what happened? Here are some considerations to take into account.

Do you have to tell your partner that you cheated on them if the affair is over? Here are some factors to consider in answering this difficult question.

Once a cheater, always a cheater? Or can someone who cheated truly change and build a trusting relationship. The answer may surprise you!

Why do people cheat in relationships? Here's 6 reasons to consider - and only one of them has to do with a problem in the relationship itself.

<p>Crushed. Devastated. Hopeless. These are some of the emotions you may be experiencing if you have recently discovered that your partner has been having an affair.</p>

<p>Many people believe that infidelity unavoidably spells the end of a relationship.  However, the truth is that many relationships survive the injury of an affair, and in fact many get much better in the aftermath.  [&hellip;]</p>

<p>If you are looking to catch your husband (or wife, boyfriend, etc.) cheating on you, you actually have two problems at hand, not one.  The first, of course, is that your husband might be cheating [&hellip;]</p>

<p>When someone has an affair and is discovered or comes clean on their own, their instinct is often to soften the blow and/or minimize the damage, especially if they still care about their partner and [&hellip;]</p>

<p>I&#8217;m not saying I recommend this, but it certainly is one avenue a person could take&#8230; www.cnn.com/2015/09/24/europe/cheating-husband-billboard-sign Looking for information on this issue that&#8217;s a little more helpful? Take a look at our services for [&hellip;]</p>

<p>In the wake of the Ashley Madison leak, I got a lot of questions from friends and colleagues about the extent of the infidelity problem in America (at least, for those who consider it a [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Here&#8217;s another article I wrote on managing a relationship after an affair &#8211; this one directed at the cheater: https://www.wellness.com/blog/13274483/how-to-recover-from-an-affair-when-you-re-the-cheater/raffi-bilek Learn more about our work with couples and infidelity here.</p>

<p>An affair is often thought of as a death blow to a marriage –the worst thing that could possibly happen to the relationship, from which there can be no recovery. The truth is that a [&hellip;]</p>

<p>It is commonly thought that adultery is a certain death blow to a marriage. After all, what could possibly do more injury to a relationship than an affair? It strikes us as the worst thing [&hellip;]</p>