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The Affair Recovery Podcast

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Infidelity
Betrayal Trauma
Mental Health
Trauma
Affair Recovery
Trust Issues
Marital Recovery
Marriage Counseling
Recovery
Family Dynamics
Shame
Trust Rebuilding
Emotional Trauma
Healing
Forgiveness
Marriage
Healing and Recovery
Guilt
Relationship Dynamics
Covid-19

If your life has been shattered by infidelity, The Affair Recovery Podcast provides the help you need to get unstuck and move forward. Every episode features our expert therapists, each with decades of experience helping people heal and recover. We cut through the confusion around cheating by answering real listener-submitted questions. We tackle the toughest topics head-on, including betrayal tra... more

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Will they cheat again? Once you’ve been betrayed, that question can follow you into every quiet moment, and the comment sections don’t help: once a cheater, always a cheater. If you’re the one who was unfaithful, you may be carrying a quieter version... more

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Cindy Beall's husband came home one morning and confessed to multiple affairs over two and a half years. Then came the final blow: one of the women was pregnant. Cindy went into a despair so deep she didn't know how she would keep living, let alone s... more

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Should we just quit? What are we doing wrong? Why does it feel worse now than it did before? One minute you can't get close enough, the next a single look sends you both back to your corners, and you're left wondering if any of this is normal. In epi... more

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The affair most likely isn’t the only thing you’re carrying. There may be an illness, a loss, a job that fell through, kids who need you, or years of quietly holding it all together, and now you’re being asked to heal a marriage on top of it. In this... more

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Brett Hart
Therapist and EMS weekend clinician with personal experience of infidelity and recovery.
Affair Recovery
Episode: Ep. 026 | Will They Cheat Again? Facing the Fear of Relapse After Infidelity
John Haney
Therapist who treats infidelity and has personal experience with betrayal.
Affair Recovery
Episode: Ep. 026 | Will They Cheat Again? Facing the Fear of Relapse After Infidelity
Lori Bryson
Therapist who treats infidelity and has personal experience with it.
Affair Recovery
Episode: Ep. 026 | Will They Cheat Again? Facing the Fear of Relapse After Infidelity
Cindy Beall
Pastor, author, and full-time ministry partner at Life.Church
Life.Church
Episode: Bonus Ep. | Multiple Affairs, a Child, and a Marriage That Survived All of It with Cindy Beall
Rick Reynolds
Founder of Affair Recovery, therapist
Affair Recovery
Episode: Ep. 025 | Understanding the Phases of Recovery: Is This Normal?
Laurie Bryson
Therapist specializing in infidelity recovery
Affair Recovery
Episode: Ep. 025 | Understanding the Phases of Recovery: Is This Normal?
Jay Stringer
Therapist referenced for compassionate approach to unstable parts
Affair Recovery
Episode: Ep. 025 | Understanding the Phases of Recovery: Is This Normal?
Andrea Rogers
Therapist/author mentioned in recovery discussions
Affair Recovery
Episode: Ep. 025 | Understanding the Phases of Recovery: Is This Normal?
Marcus Earle
Clinical Director at Psychological Counseling Services
Psychological Counseling Services
Episode: Ep. 024 | How to Survive When Infidelity Isn't Your Only Crisis

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Jeremy

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4.8 out of 5 stars from 170 ratings
  • It’s never their fault

    So the take away here is, and this is a faith based podcast so it comes as no surprise, that any and all cheater behavior is explained away by trauma and the betrayed partner is the one with all the burden to rehabilitate them and save the relationship. No acknowledging of how often the cheating partner is just a terrible person who uses manipulation and lies to keep the betrayed trapped.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Teleri81
    United States4 months ago
  • Bringing the Hope!

    This podcast is so well done. Bringing hope and compassion and understanding to those who have found themselves on this road to recovery and healing. Appreciate the thoughtfulness they put into it and the intentionality behind everything they do. Their program has helped save my life and this podcast will help me continue on my road to healing. Forever grateful!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    GravestoGardens
    United States9 months ago
  • THE best resource out there

    AR is the best, most thoughtful and soulful source of support for me and my husband recovering from his infidelity. And now there’s this! Thank you.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    PoppinsFresh
    United Statesa year ago
  • This is a great podcast for recovery from betrayal

    Having attended the weekend workshop, I have learned a lot from the trauma of being betrayed. It becomes a community you don’t want to belong to, but am so thankful for! There is so much content from after the weekend workshop to after and the year following! The podcast is another tool in the tool belt of recovery and moving forward! Well done!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Heidi Berlin
    United Statesa year ago
  • There is Hope!

    A little over 3 years ago, my world was turned upside down and I did not know where to turn. I could not tell our friends or family because I did not want them to think less of him… but the way he continued to “act out” it was obvious to everyone he chose a different path, ending our almost 30 year marriage.

    Affair Recovery was life-saving for me! It gave me Hope, it re-directed me to become “better” and not “bitter”.

    I needed to know that I, and our 3 kids, were not deserving of all his rejec... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sofi’sChoice
    United Statesa year ago

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One reviewer objects that some discussions may place too much responsibility on the betrayed partner and explain away the unfaithful partner's behavior.
Several reviewers describe the content and related recovery community as an important resource during difficult relationship crises.
Listeners appreciate that hard questions are addressed directly and that episodes offer useful tools for continued healing.
Listeners value the compassionate, hopeful guidance and practical support for both betrayed and unfaithful partners.

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Ep. 026 | Will They Cheat Again? Facing the Fear of Relapse After Infidelity
Q: Do couples come back from a second betrayal and have a lasting marriage?
The therapists say some couples do recover, but the decision to stay or leave is personal. A couple choosing to continue should examine whether the first recovery addressed the underlying behavior and what both partners will do differently.
Ep. 026 | Will They Cheat Again? Facing the Fear of Relapse After Infidelity
Q: How do I create safety in my relationship without simply promising that I will never be unfaithful again?
The therapists recommend identifying what the betrayed spouse needs, offering more reassurance and transparency than requested during early recovery, recognizing personal warning signs, and building accountability and community.
Bonus Ep. | Multiple Affairs, a Child, and a Marriage That Survived All of It with Cindy Beall
Q: Can you speak to those people who are in that kind of stay or go mentality, more of what that process looks like for you and maybe what were the big things for you?
Beall says she prayed and sought guidance for 19 days before deciding to stay, and that the decision had to be her own. She says reconciliation depends in part on both spouses being committed and the unfaithful partner responding with care and taking responsibility.
Bonus Ep. | Multiple Affairs, a Child, and a Marriage That Survived All of It with Cindy Beall
Q: Can you take us back to when this occurred in your life? Maybe who you were, who you and your husband, Chris, were as a couple?
In February 2002, Chris confessed to multiple affairs over roughly two and a half years, including an affair that resulted in a child. Beall describes the shock and despair she experienced, her decision to trust God, and the support that helped the couple begin restoring their marriage.
Ep. 025 | Understanding the Phases of Recovery: Is This Normal?
Q: What can betrayed partners do when they feel like the relapse or new phase is undermining trust?
They're advised to rely on curiosity, communicate without labeling, and engage in deliberate load-sharing and group-based support to normalize experiences and foster ongoing growth, rather than expecting a linear progression.

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What is The Affair Recovery Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Therapist-led conversations address the emotional and practical work of recovering from infidelity, whether someone has been betrayed or has been unfaithful. Regular host Jeremy and a rotating panel of clinicians respond to listener-submitted questions, drawing on clinical experience, personal stories, and structured recovery approaches. Topics include betrayal trauma, disclosure, anger, grief, pornography, boundaries, intimacy, and deciding whether to rebuild a relationship or move forward separately. Episodes also explore how faith, addiction, family pressures, and other crises can shape recovery. The format combines expert discussion with candid accounts from couples who have faced infidelity themselves, giving listeners both practical g... more

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2. John Haney
3. Lori Bryson
4. Cindy Beall
5. Rick Reynolds
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7. Jay Stringer
8. Andrea Rogers

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