Time Table of Emotional Pain After Infidelity

There's no question that infidelity causes great emotional pain - sometimes even overbearing distress. However, as you heal, what kind of time line can you expect over the years? Although everyone is different, this video provides a very general time table of how you can expect the healing process to progress after cheating.
Mary Jo Rapini, MEd, LPC is a psychotherapist, specializing in intimacy, parenting, body image, and relationships.
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[@namboy2233]

Am impressed with the quality of the advice she provides and with the fact that she has a fantastic success record: 2 of 3 (66%)] of her clients do "reconcile". Very Impressive!!

[@tkhcompany]

If cheating happens multiple times during the grieving process.... Done.

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[@Bart12349]

It's hard for the cheater to move on too, when they experience remorse and regret. She went in like a freight train. 🚂 and out with the caboose.🚃