The process is called “achieving full disclosure,” and it’s about knowing what actually happened in the affair. How long did it take for you to finally get all of the information out? Do you feel like you have full disclosure now? Has your spouse slowly drip-fed you information or “trickle-truthed” you? Today I’d like to talk to you about what happens to the relationship, the betrayed spouse, AND the unfaithful spouse, when full disclosure fails to happen as well as how to handle the emotional and physical impact when it does happen.
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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: [ Ссылка ]
