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Why Do You Need Cheating Therapy?

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Cheating is a personal betrayal that can ruin a relationship and have a big impact on the mental health of the people involved. It can affect a partner’s self-esteem, break their trust, and make them feel inadequate. At eTherapy Pro, we always encourage people to seek mental health assistance if they have been betrayed in such a way. It is also a good idea for the cheating spouse to seek counseling as a way to understand their own impulses. Here’s a look at some reasons why you should consider getting cheating therapy:

1. Couples and Individual Counseling

Cheating doesn’t always lead to a break-up in a relationship, even if it can cause significant damage to the trust bond between partners. Some couples want to try to salvage their relationship and get on a path toward recovery. A combination of couples and individual counseling is essential if you want to move forward in a relationship. Couples counseling can help partners communicate and air out their grievances in a controlled, monitored environment. They can have a neutral third party mitigate arguments and offer unbiased advice. Individual counseling can help you come to terms with what has happened privately and rebuild a stronger sense of self.

2. Dealing with Emotional Damage

As mentioned before, cheating can have a big impact on a partner’s self-esteem, trust, and confidence. Sometimes, people can fall into a cycle of self-blame or stew in anger or resentment as a result of being cheated on. Many also develop unhealthy coping mechanisms to deal with the consequences of such a betrayal. Cheating therapy can help you come to terms with the situation and heal the damage it causes. A therapist can talk you through the circumstances, your feelings about it, your partner’s response to it, and other such factors. The therapist can also offer perspective to help you understand that you aren’t at fault for your partner’s actions. Without proper therapy, it can be difficult to come to terms with the betrayal. Some people internalize the mental damage and suffer from issues stemming from it for years.

3. The Benefit of Online Therapy

eTherapy Pro offers online counseling that is consistent, reliable, and easy to access. Sometimes partners are in an unsafe situation and can’t access traditional therapy. Sometimes they are embarrassed by their situation and want to access therapy discreetly. Online counseling is a great alternative because you can speak with a therapist anonymously. You don’t need to share your name or personal details unless you want to. Online therapy is also very affordable, which means there’s no need to worry about spending a lot of money on therapy. The first few days are free of cost so you can seek whether the platform is suitable for you before committing to the sessions.

If you want to recover from being cheated on and regain your confidence, consider getting therapy or at least attending a few sessions to get back on track. eTherapy Pro offers affordable cheating therapy sessions with qualified counselors to help you recover.

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Can Genetics be a Major Cause of Depression?

Cause of Depression

December 08, 2020

In the past generation, no disease or disorder has gained as much traction and recognition as depression. Depression is officially one of the most widely recognized mental disorders in the world and is the most common mental disorder in the world as everyone between the ages of 18 to 30 experiences it at least once in their life.

Although depression is one of the most infamous mental disorders currently known to man, scientists have yet to find a specific cause for depression. Yet they have found that there are a multitude of factors that can affect depression. While factors like traumatic incidents or chemical composition in the brain are two of the most obvious factors that cause depression, one that people do not usually consider is genetics.

Depression resembles other diseases in many ways, there are certain triggers for the illness or disorder, then there are symptoms of the illness, after which begins the diagnosis and then treatment. Since scientists observed that depression, in many ways, is like any common illness, they saw the possibility that depression can be a genetically transferable disease. To their surprise depression is very capable of spreading from parents onto the children or can run through the family.

A review by Jonathan Flint and Kenneth S. Kendler sought out the scientific evidence as to whether depression can be linked to genetics. The scientists found that most studies completed in the early 2000s saw that the heritability of depression lay somewhere in 37 – 45%. All of the studies that both these scientists reviewed were the result of twin studies.

The review performed by Jonathan Flint and Kenneth S. Kendler proved that there is a possibility that children may inherit depression from their parents. Their review also showed that women are more susceptible to inheriting depression from their parents rather than men.

The results of the tests performed in the study that the scientists reviewed showed that women were nearly 40% more likely to inherit depression as opposed to men who are only 30% likely to inherit depressive symptoms.

Thanks to the review performed by scientists Jonathan Flint and Kenneth S. Kendler, not only does the theory of genetic transfer of depression seem to be true, we now know that inheritability also differs between different sexes. Genetics is a very viable cause for depression and you can also be a victim of depression if it happens to run in your family.

 

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