by Miriam Bellamy | Intensive Couples Therapy
Jamie and Mark started marriage counseling 6 years ago. They weren’t feeling connected anymore, and they were fighting…a lot. After Jamie had become pregnant with their first son, things were never the same. Their therapist told them that this conflict and distance...
by Miriam Bellamy | Affair Recovery
Here in this final post for the 12-part series on infidelity and infidelity counseling, I’d like to go back to the beginning…back to where we started…back to talking about trusting…now in a way you are perhaps ready for. But brace yourselves. This post has the...
by Miriam Bellamy | Neurofeedback
For the Cheating Spouse A Leg to Stand On I don’t often write posts specifically for the cheating spouse, although I think much of what I write is applicable to both spouses. In the past, writing specifically for the cheating spouse seems to get fairly strong...
by Miriam Bellamy | Neurofeedback
Redefining the Challenge “A problem well defined is half solved.” -Pete Bellamy (my dad) John was struggling terribly. His grief was palpable in the counseling session. He believed that his wife Ginny didn’t really understand how much pain he was in...
by Miriam Bellamy | Affair Recovery
It’s bigger than you. In the last post, I started exploring the idea that marital infidelity is bigger than you and bigger than your relationship. Brian and Wilma discovered this on their own when one of their arguments was unintentionally overheard by their teen and...
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