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Broken Trust provides a research-based approach to help you: Cope with your emotions; Break out of an endless series of confrontations and denials; Get your partner to tell you the truth and be less defensive; Take the necessary steps to rebuild trust; Create a more loving and compassionate relationship
Trust is broken when a partner put his or her own needs and desires ahead of what’s best for you or your relationship. Trust is also damaged when partners break their promises or violate important expectations.
The key to rebuilding trust is learning how to discuss the issue in a way that prevents you and your partner from falling into a pattern of confrontations and denials. To help couples work through an intimate betrayal we’ve developed a research-based process for restoring broken trust. STEP ONE: DISCUSS THE BETRAYAL
A look inside Broken Trust Acknowledgments Introduction Part I: Understanding Betrayals and the Dynamics of Your Relationship 1. The Paradox of Intimacy 2. Is Your Relationship Worth Saving?
To access the community features for Broken Trust the first time, you’ll need to have your book handy to answer the following verification questions. Question – In the Guidelines for Evaluating a…
Quotes on Betrayal and Trust. “. We’re never so vulnerable than when we trust someone—but paradoxically, if we cannot trust, neither can we find love or joy. ~ Walter Anderson “. The best way to find out if you can trust somebody is to trust them. ~ Ernest Hemingway “.
Resources on Rebuilding Trust. Information on rebuilding trust…. FAQ on Trust. How Attachment Styles Influence Relationships. Steps for Rebuilding Trust. Quotes on Betrayal and Trust. Additional Resources for Rebuilding Trust.
As a reader of Broken Trust you can join a private, confidential online community where you can share your experiences, ask us questions, and get advice from us and others on how best to move forward.
Broken Trust is now available at the following bookstores: Amazon; Barnes and Noble and Nook; Kobo; iBooks; IndieBound
Emily received her master’s degree in relational communication from DePaul University, where she collaborated with Dr. Cole to translate academic research on infidelity and intimate betrayals into practical advice that people can use to work through transgressions and rebuild trust.
