Trust & Betrayal

You may not even be aware of how you are acting or speaking out of contempt—often it can feel like you are being genuine. Dr. John Gottman realized there needs to be a path that leads to a culture of appreciation, and that is by expressing your feelings and longings.

After coming clean about an affair, Brandon and his partner learn how to rebuild their relationship.

Employing Gottman's Trust Revival Method in the aftermath of an affair.

Betrayal trauma hits the foundation of the person and the relationship—trust.

Can a relationship benefit from taking a break? It all comes down to outlining clear intentions, communication, and goals.

The Gottmans and Brené Brown give us a map—a macro perspective of the wilderness of our hearts, and the wildness of love.

A therapist shares seven ways to build trust in your relationship.

Let’s not forget the brave survivors of intimate partner violence. Their #MeToo stories matter, too.

It is never too late to heal. It is never too late to make a fresh start. It is never too late to have your heart restored.

Instead of letting an emotional affair destroy your marriage, know that it's possible to improve things with the right resources, boundaries, and time.

Addiction is a family disease that impacts all members.

Dr. Gottman has established a way to mathematically evaluate trust in a relationship.