Marilyn Verbiscer – Healing from the Trauma of Infidelity: Help Clients Rebuild Trust and Find Forgiveness After an Affair

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Marilyn Verbiscer, Professor
5 hours and 48 minutes.
Audio and video formats are available.
Copyright: December 7, 2017
Description Assist your clients in recovering after an affair, whether they are mending with or without their partner.
Infidelity affects around half of all committed relationships…and you must be prepared to work with these people.
Couples can benefit from novel in-session tactics and take-home activities.
Feel more at ease while dealing with high-conflict couples.

Do you find it difficult to deal with couples whose lives have been devastated by infidelity?

I’m sure you are because they ARE some of the most difficult and daunting individuals to work with due to the trauma and turmoil they bring to the therapy session. But this does not have to be the case for you…

This training will provide you with practical and clinically appropriate in-session strategies to help you deal more successfully with couples or individuals who have had an affair. You will also be given tried-and-true, one-of-a-kind, innovative, and enjoyable homework projects for your clients who are recovering from the trauma of infidelity.

You will leave this course with increased confidence and a sound treatment plan for assisting your clients in recovering from an affair, whether they are mending with or without their partner.

Handouts

051395 manual (1.13 MB)

Outline 69 Pages Available After Purchase

Types of Infidelity and Their Treatment Impact

Affair Physical
Affair Emotional
A Physical-Emotional Relationship
Split-Self Infidelity, Complex Affairs, and Atypical Infidelity

Gender, Vulnerabilities, and Possibilities

Warning Signs of Genetic Predisposition
Is it true that once a cheater, always a cheater?
Possibility at Work, with Previous Partners, and on the Internet
Why and How Does It Happen?

Phase of Infidelity Treatment for Rebuilding Trust

The Revelation’s Trauma
Assessing Trauma and PTSD Symptomology and Teaching Self-Soothing The Signs of Salvability Oral History Interview and No Secrets Contract
Trigger Alerts
Trust Building Behaviors with High and Low Cost

Therapy’s Create Understanding and Meaning Phase

Why You Flew…and Why You Stayed
Walls vs. Windows and the Slippery Slope
4 Context-Setting Factors
Make a list of changes.
The Mysterious Question

Treatment Phase of Fostering Forgiveness

The Apology Session in Form
What Forgiveness Is, What It Isn’t, and What the Potential Benefits Are
Self-Forgiveness, Cheap Forgiveness, and Genuine Forgiveness: What Are the Consequences?
Misguided Assumptions and Adverse Personal Beliefs About Forgiveness

Healing Recommitment Phase

Creating Connection Rituals
Reclaiming Affair-Tainted Places, People, and Events to Represent Mutual Recommitment
Marriage Vision
Building Other Protective Factors Reversing Walls vs. Windows

It’s Better to Heal Alone Than Not at All.

Even if the partner is not in therapy, individual change affects the relationship.
Grieving the Loss When a Partner Divorces or Dies Rebuilding Trust Healthy Social Networks, Support Groups, and Seminars/Retreats Start a New Life Faculty
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Marilyn Steinberg, MS, LMFT, has devoted her professional life to working with couples and families. She has successfully treated a wide range of individual, couple, and family issues, including infidelity, ineffective communication, conflict management issues, incest, depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder, family of origin issues, rape, attention deficit disorders, family conflict, eating disorders, conduct disorders, grief, hoarding, and others.

Purdue University awarded her a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and a Master of Science in Child Development and Family Studies. Ms. Steinberg is an AAMFT Clinical Fellow, an AAMFT Approved Supervisor, a Certified Gottman Seven Principles Educator, a member of the Indiana Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (IAMFT), and a previous IAMFT Board Member and Region Representative.

Ms. Steinberg has published and spoken on the areas of sexuality, family therapy, ethics, adolescents, gang behavior, and residential care both domestically and internationally. She works as a relationship and family therapist at Life Strategies, teaches undergraduate and graduate courses, and serves as an independent supervision consultant.

Speaker Information:

Marilyn Steinberg works in private practice. Life Strategies, LLC is a company with which she is employed. PESI, Inc. provides Ms. Steinberg with a speaking fee.

Marilyn Steinberg is a member of the Illinois Association for Marriage and Family Therapy, which is a non-profit organization.

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