I recently had a great conversation with Wendy, on her radio show, “Lunch with the Loveologist” about how to recover from infidelity. Hear my answer to, “Is monogamy and sex possible in long-term relationships?” Click here to listen to the … Read More
As a guest on Hollis Polk’s radio show “Your Life, Your Relationship” we had a great talk about whether long-term monogamy is possible. Listen in as we discuss what infidelity is and how technology has made infidelity so much easier. “There’s no … Read More
Dr. Terri Orbuch, author of the new book “Finding Love Again: 6 Simple Steps to a New and Happy Relationship,” has been conducting a longitudinal study on married and divorced couples focusing on what lessons they have learned. Journalist Elizabeth Bernstein shares … Read More
You thought your relationship with your partner was perfect. Happily ever after wasn’t just a dream, it was your reality. Then, suddenly, you learn your man has been cheating on you. You wonder: Is there any way our relationship can be salvaged? In this video I answer … Read More
Fifty Shades of Grey is popular with women because it’s both erotic and monogamous; a perfect combo If you haven’t heard about the popularity of the novel series, “Fifty Shades of Grey” by E L James, than you are either … Read More
Infidelity causes intense emotional pain, but an affair doesn’t have to mean the end of your marriage. Understand how a marriage can be rebuilt after an affair. Few marital problems cause as much heartache and devastation as infidelity. Money worries, … Read More
My latest article on Huffington Post addresses what to do when you want to end an affair and move on: You are still hiding the affair. In fact, as you lay in bed with your lover you think about your … Read More
I have a new article on HuffPost, “A New Monogamy”: In a recent article in The Wall Street Journal, “How Couples Stay Together After An Affair“, columnist Elizabeth Bernstein advises couples that want to stay together after an affair to stay calm … Read More
I had the wonderful opportunity to participate as a special guest on Polyamory Weekly. Listen to the episode here. From the show notes: Dr. Tammy Nelson, therapist and author of a soon-to-be-released book on The New Monogamy, answers questions on the … Read More
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