Full disclosure sounds like the key to rebuilding trust—but what if it’s actually making things worse? In this video, Dr. Doug Weiss explains why full disclosure often fails and why factual disclosure is a better, more effective approach to healing and rebuilding trust.

Many partners feel lost after discovering betrayal. The uncertainty, the “dribble effect” of half-truths, and the fear of ongoing deception make recovery nearly impossible. Studies show that 42% of men still withhold secrets even after a so-called full disclosure, leaving their partners in a cycle of doubt and trauma.

Dr. Weiss introduces the concept of factual disclosure—a structured process that provides the necessary facts without unnecessary details that retraumatize.

If you or someone you know is struggling with betrayal trauma, this video will help you understand the best way to move forward—for both partners.

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