Healing the Trauma of Infidelity - Bumberry, William M
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Infidelity is a painful and often traumatic experience that can lead to feelings of mistrust, hypervigilance, insecure attachment, and emotional upheaval for both partners. Written by a psychologist and based on the popular Gottman Method for couples therapy, this book offers powerful, trauma-informed skills to help readers heal from infidelity, strengthen love and intimacy, and rebuild trust after betrayal.

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Infidelity is a painful and often traumatic experience that can lead to feelings of mistrust, hypervigilance, insecure attachment, and emotional upheaval for both partners. Written by a psychologist and based on the popular Gottman Method for couples therapy, this book offers powerful, trauma-informed skills to help readers heal from infidelity, strengthen love and intimacy, and rebuild trust after betrayal.
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William M. Bumberry, PhD, is a licensed psychologist with more than 25 years' experience treating couples. He is a certified Gottman therapist, consultant and senior trainer. Bumberry has been affiliated with the Gottman Institute for more than two decades. He has conducted more than a hundred Gottman professional trainings nationally and internationally and is passionate about helping clinicians bring the Gottman Method into their life's work. He is a member of the American Psychological Association. In addition to his expertise in the Gottman Method, Bumberry is certified in emotionally focused therapy. He is coauthor of Dancing with the Family and Reshaping Family Relationships. He has a couples based private practice in St. Louis, MO.