Life After the Affair - Survival Guide

Life After the Affair - Survival Guide. This simple, no non-sense guide gets right to the key steps you must take now to face and successfully survive what may be the most painful experience you'll ever go through - being cheated on. When you find out your partner has committed adultery, your world feels like it has just been turned upside down. The pain and confusion make it very difficult to know what to do next. Without any fluff or psychobabble, this guide brings you the few things you need to know in very easy to understand language so that you can start taking care of yourself, and start to move forward. How do you know if your partner is (still) cheating? You will learn exactly what to watch for, and it's very easy once you know what to look for. These essential tips and suggestions come from real examples and from real people who've gone through what you're going through. What works and doesn't work is clearly spelled out so that you can begin your process of recovery from infidelity while saving time, money, and your sanity in the process. After this process, you may end up with a stronger and happier relationship, or you may end up happier after a divorce - in either case there are important things you must know in order to increase your chances of success in the future.

“…Life After The Affair is a must read for anyone who has been in, will be in, or is presently in a relationship – marriage or not.

George opens our eyes to reality and helps us to cope with infidelity by guiding us into an even better underlying mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual health.

The book provides all the ingredients and areas we all must invest in ourselves to live happy, fulfilling lives. Life is too short not to pay attention! I recommend this book to my patients.”

Susan Kunkel, LCSW

Director, Clinician at the Highland Park Counseling Center, Highland Park, NJ

Therapist (Marital, Family and Individual)
Expert in Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, Depression, and Anxiety Disorders

Former Faculty Member and Director (PTSD) at the UMDNJ Medical School – New Jersey