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Does Affair Pain Ever Go Away?

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20-40% of marriages face infidelity. It’s still possible to rebuild trust and companionship. Here’s how.

What Should You Not Do After Infidelity?

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Moving too fast and holding onto resentment both negatively impact the affair recovery process. Discover what not to do after infidelity here...

Can Therapy Help with Cheating?

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Marriage counseling, especially affair recovery therapy, can provide an effective framework for surviving infidelity.

How Long Does It Take To Forgive an Affair?

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The timelines for affair recovery look different for every couple, but forgiveness and reconciliation are always possible. Discover how you can begin again here.
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A Marriage that Heals

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As children we all experience woundedness, some more so than others. In addition to struggles from childhood, emotional pain is something we experience and accumulate all throughout life. 

What is the Difference Between Marriage Counseling and Couples Therapy?

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The adage that tells everyone, “50% of marriages end in divorce,” does not have to be your reality if you find the right couples specialist. It all depends on what you do when your relationship feels

Surviving an Affair

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The most common question we get at Well Marriage Center is some form of: “Can my marriage really survive an affair?” The answer is Yes.
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A Thank You Letter

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Time and again we are inspired by the couples we work with. The email Dr. Steve Brown received recently represents the best of what our mission and hope is for our Northern Virginia communities. Good marriage counseling is more than just helping couples deal with an immediate problem.
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Our Marriage Had To Change

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Several of our couples have sent us the link to "The Third Metric," a feature story from the The Huffington Post about 4 couples who are prioritizing well-being and fun ahead of wealth, status, and being constantly "on."