Couples therapists often describe infidelity as one of the most difficult clinical concerns to
address. A contributing factor to this difficulty is the notable lack of research on extradyadic …

Sociocontextual factors such as gender and power play an important role in the etiology of
affairs and in recovery from them, yet it is unclear how current treatment models address …

Couples who have experienced an extramarital affair in their lifetime are not a rarity; recent
studies with large, representative US samples across all age cohorts have found that …

Infidelity is perhaps the most challenging issue confronting couple therapists and has a high
prevalence amongst couples in both clinical and community settings. Despite significant …

This study used the lens of contextual therapy to explore the influence of parental infidelity
on adult children's perceptions of relational ethics in their relationship with their partners. A …

This article will address how a physiological understanding of trauma can be applied to
working with couples in which an affair has initiated trauma symptoms. A brief introduction …

This study used a strengths-based perspective to examine the experiences of 25 couples
who self-identified as having great marriages yet had considered divorcing at some point …

A presentation of infidelity has been described as one of the most challenging issues to work
within couple therapy. Yet the subjective experiences of therapists as they engage with …

Attachment-focused narrative interventions used with religious couples of the Abrahamic
faiths (Judaism, Christianity and Islam) dealing with the effects of infidelity is discussed in …

The purpose of this article is to discuss the importance of therapeutic attention to infidelity in
older couples and suggest a theoretical framework for working with this population. A …