What Type of Work Does It Take for the Unfaithful or Betrayed to Heal After an Affair?

Trying to save a relationship after an affair or addiction can be confusing, frustrating and downright excruciating. We often hear leaders or experts in the recovery process say that both couples and individuals need to do ‘work’ in order to heal and give the relationship a fighting chance. We also hear that, regardless of the status of the relationship, both unfaithful and betrayed partners need to do their own work. But, what is this ‘work’ they seem to be referring to? What does this ‘work’ look like specifically, on a grassroots level? Today Samuel shares examples of what this type of work looks like, and what is required to heal from life-changing trauma like infidelity and/or addiction.

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Samuel is an infidelity survivor and is one of many contributors to Affair Recovery's Survivors’ Blog, https://www.affairrecovery.com/our-blog. He participated in Affair Recovery's courses developed by founder and infidelity expert Rick Reynolds, LCSW. After finding healing, hope, and new life, Samuel wishes to share his journey and what AffairRecovery.com has to offer with others so they too can find hope and healing.