Tag Archives: trust building

The Distant Spouse: I Don’t want to Talk

Posted on December 14, 2012 by Dr. Bob Huizenga

Words can control, confuse and hurt. If you are the reluctant spouse, you may have a big problem with “talking.” In our culture a huge emphasis is placed upon “talking.” Those who are most verbose and “communicative” seem to dominate, … Continue reading →

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Honesty in Marriage: How You Can Heal Your Marriage by Revealing Your Infidelity

Posted on October 30, 2012 by Jan Stevens

Is there a difference between revealing your infidelity to your partner and allowing him or her to find out from another person or source? Yes, there definitely is! You may think that it’s all the same, that he or she … Continue reading →

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Getting Away From the Confusion in Infidelity

Posted on September 11, 2012 by Jan Stevens

“I want to be close to someone” is one of the seven types of affairs,and it is described as the one that brings about the confusion in infidelity the most compared to other six. Here’s what you need to know … Continue reading →

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Stop the Affair and Heal the Marriage: Seven Strategies that will Show You How

Posted on August 28, 2012 by Jan Stevens

Are you looking for ways that you can save your marriage and stop the affair your partner is having? Then you don’t need to look any further because in this two-part blog post, we will discuss seven strategies you can … Continue reading →

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Build Trust in Your Relationship: What To Do

Posted on August 14, 2012 by Jan Stevens

What can you do to help develop and build trust in your marriage? There are many ways that you can build trust in your relationship. Here are just a few simple tips you can do: 1. Be consistent in your actions, words, … Continue reading →

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Sexual Addiction in Extramarital Affairs: What are the Facts? Part 2

Posted on July 26, 2012 by Jan Stevens

In the first part of this series about sexual addiction and infidelity, we discussed briefly how they affect each other and listed down three of the most common facts revolved around them. On this second part, we will point out … Continue reading →

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Sexual Addiction in Extramarital Affairs: What are the Facts?

Posted on July 24, 2012 by Jan Stevens

What do you need to know about sexual addiction and how it relates to extramarital affairs? Here are the facts. One of the seven different types of affairs – I can’t say no – is very closely associated with sexual … Continue reading →

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Revealing Infidelity: Things You Need to Consider

Posted on July 10, 2012 by Jan Stevens

What things should you have to keep in mind when you are revealing infidelity to your partner? The majority of individuals who have had an affair go through the process of making the decision of whether or not they should … Continue reading →

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After Infidelity: Restoring the Trust in the Relationship and In Yourself

Posted on July 5, 2012 by Jan Stevens

Restoring trust after infidelity is always one of the main issues or trials that couples have to go through whenever infidelity enters a relationship. People always ask the same thing when this happens to them and their relationship: if there … Continue reading →

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Trust in Relationships: Making It Stronger by Being Consistent

Posted on July 3, 2012 by Jan Stevens

When it comes to the things you read on the internet, you never really know what to believe especially when it comes to advice on building trust in relationships. Some make sense, some don’t, some are immensely useful and some are … Continue reading →

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