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I Think He’s Cheating On Me | A Way To Know If There’s Infidelity | Dr. Doug Weiss
Over the course of 30 years, Dr. Doug Weiss, professional psychologist and owner of Heart to Heart Counseling Center, has been helping individuals and couples who have been dealing with issues like sex addiction, intimacy anorexia, and infidelity. In this video, he discusses on what to do if one thinks their spouse is cheating on them.
The thought of one’s partner being unfaithful can be disconcerting to anyone. Whether it was something they did, something they said, a phone number, missing time or money, etc., it feels like they are hiding something. When the conclusion of cheating comes to mind, it can be difficult to figure about how to confront your partner about it and verify whether it’s true or not.
Dr. Weiss reveals a solution on how you can find out for sure. One that can be drastic, but tends to work a lot. Your spouse’s words and actions regarding this solution will show whether or not there’s infidelity.
If it turns out that they are not cheating, that’s good. But If there is infidelity in the relationship, we have the resources that will allow you aid your spouse (if they are willing) to recover and heal.
For more information about polygraphs, go to: https://honesttopetepolygraph.com/
Doug Weiss, Ph.D., is a nationally known author, speaker and licensed psychologist. He is the executive director of Heart to Heart Counseling Center in Colorado Springs, Colorado, and the author of several books including, “Partner Betrayal Trauma™”.
For more information on Partner Betrayal Trauma®, go to https://partnerbetrayaltrauma.org/
You can join our Facebook recovery groups as well:
https://partnerbetrayaltrauma.org/partner-betrayal-trauma-support-groups/
Or go to https://www.drdougweiss.com/facebook-groups/#mens_partner_of_sex_addicts_group for more information.
For information on marriage counseling and intensives, go to https://www.drdougweiss.com/counseling/
For a full list of Dr. Doug’s products, go to https://www.drdougweiss.com/store/
You may contact Dr. Weiss via his website, https://www.drdougweiss.com/ or on his Facebook https://www.facebook.com/drdougweiss/
by phone at 719-278-3708 or through email at [email protected].
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By Dr Doug WeissOver the course of 30 years, Dr. Doug Weiss, professional psychologist and owner of Heart to Heart Counseling Center, has been helping individuals and couples who have been dealing with issues like sex addiction, intimacy anorexia, and infidelity. In this video, he discusses on what to do if one thinks their spouse is cheating on them.
The thought of one’s partner being unfaithful can be disconcerting to anyone. Whether it was something they did, something they said, a phone number, missing time or money, etc., it feels like they are hiding something. When the conclusion of cheating comes to mind, it can be difficult to figure about how to confront your partner about it and verify whether it’s true or not.
Dr. Weiss reveals a solution on how you can find out for sure. One that can be drastic, but tends to work a lot. Your spouse’s words and actions regarding this solution will show whether or not there’s infidelity.
If it turns out that they are not cheating, that’s good. But If there is infidelity in the relationship, we have the resources that will allow you aid your spouse (if they are willing) to recover and heal.
For more information about polygraphs, go to: https://honesttopetepolygraph.com/
Doug Weiss, Ph.D., is a nationally known author, speaker and licensed psychologist. He is the executive director of Heart to Heart Counseling Center in Colorado Springs, Colorado, and the author of several books including, “Partner Betrayal Trauma™”.
For more information on Partner Betrayal Trauma®, go to https://partnerbetrayaltrauma.org/
You can join our Facebook recovery groups as well:
https://partnerbetrayaltrauma.org/partner-betrayal-trauma-support-groups/
Or go to https://www.drdougweiss.com/facebook-groups/#mens_partner_of_sex_addicts_group for more information.
For information on marriage counseling and intensives, go to https://www.drdougweiss.com/counseling/
For a full list of Dr. Doug’s products, go to https://www.drdougweiss.com/store/
You may contact Dr. Weiss via his website, https://www.drdougweiss.com/ or on his Facebook https://www.facebook.com/drdougweiss/
by phone at 719-278-3708 or through email at [email protected].