Woods’ Marriage Counseling Takes Center Stage
When your partner is unfaithful it may seem that there is little love or trust left in your marriage. Marriage Therapy can help you and your partner reestablish those bonds of trust and love again even when it seems like hope is lost.
Infidelity Hurts
Infidelity is a problem that has affected marriages and relationships throughout history and it will most likely continue to. Infidelity is painful to everyone involved. It is no secret that the hurt and betrayal that happens as a result of infidelity takes a serious toll on a relationship and sometimes completely destroys the trust that had been built between the couple.
When Infidelity is Public
If you know the pain involved in infidelity then perhaps you can imagine how horrible it would be carried out on a national and even international stage. In the case of the Woods marriage, that is exactly what has happened.
In a recent USA Today article, the marriage of Tiger and Elin Woods was discussed, as well as Tiger’s public apology and possible Marriage Counseling ties and implications.
He went public on live TV, and now Tiger Woods is under wraps and back in treatment. But the 12-step program most likely being used to help him may or may not be the best course for the famed — and now infamous — golfer, experts say.
Therapists disagree on whether the program, which is similar to that used for alcohol and drug dependency, will benefit Woods, who on Friday in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla., publicly apologized for his multiple infidelities and the pain he has caused. Several times during his brief statement, Woods referred to his “therapy,” but he gave no details about it.
In the case of the marriage of Tiger and Elin Woods, the public apology was yet another step in a marriage that grew and then crumbled in the public eye. Whichever type of marriage therapy will be involved in the rebuilding of this relationship you an be sure that it will include hard work and new dedication.
Related Posts
- Counseling Takes: The Story of Sandy
- Counseling Takes Time
- Childrearing Stage Isn’t Always a Bundle of Joy
- The Reality Stage of Relationships Hit Home
- Finding New Success in the Accommodation Stage
