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                  ADULTERY &
                  INFIDELITY
                   Dr. Bonnie Eaker Weil is internationally acclaimed and one
                  of America's best-known relationship experts; named by New
                  York Magazine as one of the city's top therapists.
                  In her two books, Adultery,
                  The Forgivable Sin and Make Up, Don't Break Up, Dr.
                  Weil takes you step by step through a new understanding of infidelity-the
                  unforgivable sin (as many people call it) and teaches you how
                  to repair the damage from an affair and create an even stronger,
                  more loving relationship. Her success rate is phenomenal - 98%
                  of the couples in her practice who experience adultery make up
                  and stay together with Smart Heart Skills. 
                         Find out more about why adultery is 
                          a chemical imbalance and can be (MUST BE) treated!!! 
                          Dr. Weil ("Bonnie") has developed 
                          a biological theory to explain why some adulterers 
                          cannot stop cheating even when they want to stop. The 
                          "self medication" of the affair is an attempt 
                          at physical equilibrium which is why so many adulterers 
                          thrive on danger and stress!!! Learn more about this 
                          in her brand NEW book Adultery, The 
                          Forgivable Sin - second edition. You 
                          can order 
                          the second edition online now. 
                  UNDERSTANDING
                  ADULTERY 
                  Dr.Weil has a three
                  part theory to help explain the occurrence of adultery: 
                  
                              
                        
                  I. ) Adultery is most often the result of an inherited
                  emotional behavior pattern , rather than a desire to be unfaithful.
                  The adulterer is desperately trying to finish his childhood
                  and heal his wounds. 
                  II. ) Many men commit adultery because of psychological
                  distress that comes from confrontation or conflict in their relationship.
                  Men flee from this discomfort to attempt to relieve, self-medicate,
                  and soothe the psychological effects that conflict produces in
                  them. 
                  III. ) Some people who have experienced severe stress,
                  loss or separation from one or both of their parents at an early
                  age often suffer an impact on their hormones that affects adult
                  relationships. This hormonal change results in a bio-chemical
                  craving for connection vis a vis an affair. 
                  Additional observations Dr.
                  Weil has made about adultery include: 
                  
                    - An affair is a cry for help.
                    It shakes you to wake you. Only people who are in some
                    kind of emotional pain commit adultery
                    
 - The affair is not the predominant
                    problem in the relationship but rather a symptom of mutual
                    disconnection, emptiness, and a lack of intimacy in the relationship
                    that the affair is masking.
                    
 - An affair is a triangle
                    to avoid or deny problems in the relationship that must be
                    faced and resolved. Two people in a relationship unconsciously
                    collude to have an affair.
                    
 - An affair is not therapeutic
                    in the long run. You cannot fix what's wrong in a relationship
                    by adding another complication. It only gives you another problem.
                    
 - The goal of healing comes from
                    both the betrayed and the betrayer accepting and taking responsibility
                    for the affair. They should envision an "equal sign"
                    between them, both seeing their part
                    
 - For many couples, adultery
                    is the necessary obstacle they must overcome in order for them
                    to stop being polite and start fighting so they can have
                    passion and learn to communicate, to be intimate, and to connect
                    and bond.
                  
  
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                Doctor Bonnie 
                  is available  
                  for phone consultations  
                  by calling 
                  (212) 606-3787                   
                  
                  
                    
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                         Dr. Bonnie  
                          Eaker-Weil, Ph.D.  
                          is one of
                        America's best-known relationship experts and author of the books Make Up, Don't Break Up and Adultery, The Forgivable
                        Sin. She has appeared on the Today show, Oprah!,
                        A Current Affair, The View, Sally, Ricki
                        Lake, Montel, Maury Povich, and Extra. 
                        Her work has also been featured
                        in Good Housekeeping, The New York Times, USA
                        Today, Cosmopolitan, Ladies Home Journal, New
                        Woman and Maxim. 
                        Dr. Weil has a thriving practice
                        in New York City, consults by phone all over the world, and is
                        a distinguished lecturer and consultant. For more information
                        regarding telephone relationship therapy sessions, personal appearances,
                        lectures and seminars, she can be reached at: 
                        Dr. Bonnie Eaker Weil 
                        Tel (212) 606-3787 
                        Fax (212) 213-0934   | 
                     
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