#10 reason infidelity counseling isn’t working is you keep asking the wrong questions!

22 Jun 2025 · 1 min
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In this brief solo segment, Dr. Monique Thompson explains that the tenth reason couples’ infidelity counseling fails is the tendency to ask a single “why” question—“Why did this happen?”—which narrows focus and leaves the process stuck. She argues that infidelity is a complex, multi‑factorial event that requires opening the inquiry wide to explore each partner’s contributions, the interaction of many factors, and the “perfect storm” that led to the betrayal. By limiting the conversation to a single answer, couples feel they have tried every workshop, book, and coach without progress. Dr. Thompson proposes a deep‑dive, comprehensive approach that examines all underlying causes, and she ends with a candid invitation to work with her, warning that the work will be intense (“welcome to hell”) but assuring it can be done.

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