Infidelity is a relational trauma. Healing from it isn’t like flipping a switch or “just forgiving and forgetting.” It requires rebuilding something that was shattered: safety, trust, emotional connection, and even your sense of self. Some couples do choose to part ways, and that decision is valid. But many couples choose to fight for their relationship—and not just to survive, but to grow stronger than before.

If you've been betrayed, you're probably riding an emotional rollercoaster that no one warned you about. One moment you’re numb. The next you're sobbing. Then you're enraged. Then confused. Then right back to numb again. Let me tell you something straight: You're not crazy. You're traumatized.

One of the most confusing things I hear from clients is this: "I love my partner. I want connection. But the closer we get, the more I pull away. Why do I do this?” If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone—and you’re not broken. Addiction and intimacy often don’t play well together. In fact, many people caught in addiction—especially sex or porn addiction—have a love-hate relationship with closeness. They crave it deeply, but when it shows up, it feels threatening. Scar

Sex Addiction - Is It Real or Just an Excuse?! By: Dr. Yaacov Rosedale We’ve all heard the term "sex addiction" thrown around – sometimes...

Spotting addiction early can make all the difference. Learn five clear warning signs—emotional, behavioral, and physical—that may indicate your loved one is struggling, and discover practical steps you can take to help.

Hey everyone! Today, let’s talk about 5 signs you’ve got addiction all wrong! Ready – let’s dive in! If you think that addiction is a...