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The Resource Center's virtual library collects material from a wide array of organizations available in a variety of formats to build a knowledge base around healthy marriage and relationship education, integration into safety-net service systems, and related topics for couples, educators, policy makers, public service agencies, and other safety-net stakeholders.

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Not "Just Friends" : Protect Your Relationship from Infidelity and Heal the Trauma of Betrayal.

Full of astonishing revelations, NOT "Just Friends" draws on more than two decades of original studies and hundreds of clinical cases to document the new crises of infidelity. The book reveals that, in this crisis, today's workplace is the foremost breeding ground for extramarital affairs...
The Process of Couple Healing Following Infidelity : A Qualitative Study.

Infidelity can have a devastating effect on marriages and individuals. This qualitative study explores the process of healing from infidelity and therapist behaviors that facilitate this process. In-depth client interviews suggest that healing occurs as couples pass through a seven-step process...
Evolutionary Psych Strikes Back: New Theories Hold Gender Is in Our Genes.

This article explains the debate over gender differences that pit male psychologists who believe evolution and biology account for gender differences against female psychologists who argue society and culture create those differences. Efforts by evolutionary psychologists (EPs) to explore...
Do you have something you think is appropriate for the library? While library staff scour various resources seeking items for the collection, it is not possible for staff to have access to all marriage and family-related resources. This is where you can help by sharing materials created by your program so that they may be reviewed or used by program staff, resource families, or related professionals for the purpose of improving service delivery for families.

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