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Nicholas Snow welcomes Dr. Paul DePompo, co- author of THE OTHER WOMAN’S AFFAIR, to discuss relationships, infidelity, and the complexities surrounding these topics.  And in a polarized election season, if lovers find themselves with opposing political views, is there such a thing as 'bipartisan communication'?We'll also discuss:Tips for Partners with Opposing Political Viewpoints can Survive on Surviving This Turbulent Election.How to Reclaim Romance.Attention Defict Dating &amp; The Disposable Relationship.How Dating a Superman Can Turn You Into a Super Villian.How to Know if Your are Dating a Narcissit.4 Types of Men Who Cheat &amp; How to Spot Them.Fed Up but Can’t Break-Up.Dr. DePampo’s latest book, The Other Woman’s Affair is the first book of its kind, based on extensive scientific research and client interviews. The authors don't endorse or judge, but instead offer sage advice and useful exercises for anyone struggling in a relationship with a married or committed partner.PromoHomo.TV is presented with the support of Desert Regional Medical Cener, Desert AIDS Project, Lulu California Bistro, and EIGHT4NINE Restaurant &amp; Lounge.

Nicholas Snow welcomes Dr. Paul DePompo, co- author of THE OTHER WOMAN’S AFFAIR, to discuss relationships, infidelity, and the complexities surrounding these topics.  And in a polarized election season, if lovers find themselves with opposing political views, is there such a thing as 'bipartisan communication'? We'll also discuss: Tips for Partners with Opposing Political Viewpoints can Survive on Surviving This Turbulent Election.How to Reclaim Romance.Attention Defict Dating &amp; The Disposable Relationship.How Dating a Superman Can Turn You Into a Super Villian.How to Know if Your are Dating a Narcissit.4 Types of Men Who Cheat &amp; How to Spot Them.Fed Up but Can’t Break-Up. Dr. DePampo’s latest book, The Other Woman’s Affair is the first book of its kind, based on extensive scientific research and client interviews. The authors don't endorse or judge, but instead offer sage advice and useful exercises for anyone struggling in a relationship with a married or committed partner. <a href="http://PromoHomo.TV" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">PromoHomo.TV</a> is presented with the support of Desert Regional Medical Cener, Desert AIDS Project, Lulu California Bistro, and EIGHT4NINE Restaurant &amp; Lounge.

Secrets to Finding and Maintaining True Love: Dr. Paul DePompo

Infidelity is surprisingly common, occurring in as many as 40% of marriages, and society holds a disproportionate disdain for the “other woman.” We’re quick to offer compassion and counseling to repentant husbands, yet providing similar support to “the mistress” remains taboo.Research into the psychological impact on these women has been essentially nonexistent, until now. A new study published in peer-reviewed journal Psychological Thought offers a rare look at the “other side" of infidelity.Paul DePompo, PsyD, ABPP, Director of the Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Institute of Southern California (CBTI) and co-author of the study discovered:The majority of participants were unaware of their partner’s marital status at the beginning of the relationship, only to be blindsided later.They tend to have maladaptive attachment styles.They tend to suffer in silence.The impact of the affair has been likened to that of trauma.Most refrain from opening up to therapists, due to fear of judgment.Tune in to learn about this groundbreaking study which helped identify factors that may be important in the navigation and recovery process for women in relationships with married partners, and provides mental health workers with empirically grounded and evidence-based methods to help their clients.--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sandy-weiner9/message

Infidelity is surprisingly common, occurring in as many as 40% of marriages, and society holds a disproportionate disdain for the “other woman.” We’re quick to offer compassion and counseling to repentant husbands, yet providing similar support to “the mistress” remains taboo. Research into the psychological impact on these women has been essentially nonexistent, until now. A new study published in peer-reviewed journal Psychological Thought offers a rare look at the “other side" of infidelity. Paul DePompo, PsyD, ABPP, Director of the Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Institute of Southern California (CBTI) and co-author of the study discovered: The majority of participants were unaware of their partner’s marital status at the beginning of the relationship, only to be blindsided later.They tend to have maladaptive attachment styles.They tend to suffer in silence.The impact of the affair has been likened to that of trauma.Most refrain from opening up to therapists, due to fear of judgment. Tune in to learn about this groundbreaking study which helped identify factors that may be important in the navigation and recovery process for women in relationships with married partners, and provides mental health workers with empirically grounded and evidence-based methods to help their clients. --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sandy-weiner9/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sandy-weiner9/message</a>

EP 212: The Other Side of Infidelity with Dr. Paul DePompo