3 Ways to Stop an Affair & Rebuild Your Life After Infidelity

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Leaving yourself open to self-sabotage will hinder your ability to experience true peace and joy in the life you have now. Today, Rick shares some possible motivations behind the desire to keep the door cracked open as well as what you can do to ensure its locked tight and you’ve thrown away the key.

Three Strategies to End the Affair:
1) Shift Your Vision
2) Change Your Focus
3) Rewrite Your "Plot"

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Chapters
00:00 - The Importance of Changing Direction | Affair Recovery
00:12 - How to End an Affair: Plotting a New Course
00:32 - Letting Go of the Affair Vision | Dreaming Again
01:12 - Shutting Down an Affair | Replacing Longing with Intrigue
02:19 - Creating a Bigger Dream for Recovery | Affair Recovery
02:43 - The Urge List: Affair Partner vs. Mate | Making the Choice
03:38 - Finding Happiness Within | Choices and Mindset
04:24 - Overcoming Fear in Relationships | Living an Abundant Life
05:12 - Changing the Plot, Not the People | Affair Recovery Advice
06:21 - Inspiring Change: A Story of Family Transformation
07:07 - Hope for Healing: Online Course for Wayward Spouses



Infidelity expert Rick Reynolds, LCSW, is one of America’s foremost authorities on helping individuals and couples struggling with affairs and compulsive sexual behaviors. He is Founder and President of AffairRecovery.com, the first company to offer anonymous worldwide online group support for those impacted by infidelity. Reynolds holds a Master's Degree in Social Work and is a clinical member of the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapists. In 1992, Reynolds developed and began leading “affair recovery groups.” He received his Master's of Social Work from the University of Denver and completed three years of post-graduate training at the Colorado Institute for Marriage and Family Therapy. He has also worked at the nationally-known Minirth-Meier Tunnel & Wilson Clinic before moving on to private practice: https://www.affairrecovery.com/about-...