Marriage Helper

About Marriage Helper

At Marriage Helper, we are continually examining trends and relationships to find new and innovative ways to help marriages work better. Marriage problems are not static and neither are we. We don’t dance around the real issues; marital sex and intimacy, affairs, resentment, money, and other issues. Our focus is on using the very latest and proven ways to save marriage.

Our Mission: to guide couples through the process of falling in love, growing in love and rescuing lost love.

We provide a marriage seminar and workshop for marriages that are in danger of separation or divorce. Our workshop can help even in cases of affairs, anger, addiction, loss of trust, loss of passion and other issues. Call us at (615) 472-1161 to see if our workshop is right for your situation.

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What To Do When Your Spouse Loves With Another

by Joe Beam

You suspected it long before you knew it for sure.

Your spouse changed but you couldn’t quite explain the changes in a way that seemed to make sense to anyone else. You thought that you were imagining things, being insecure. Then you began to vacillate, worrying that you must be right but telling yourself that surely you aren’t. When you asked questions, the answers seemed a little too slick, too rehearsed. Sometimes your questions hit harder and your spouse reacted with anger or sarcasm, telling you that you’re paranoid. If you suspected a particular person, your spouse reassured you that there was nothing going on and that this person is a friend…maybe even your friend…and it wasn’t fair to think that about them.

Finally, you made the discovery. Maybe you checked the cell phone bill, read emails, found a note or letter in a pocket or purse, or, even worse, someone saw them and told you about it. When you confronted, denial reigned.

But not forever. FULL ARTICLE