Ep. 011 | Is My Spouse Being Honest? Truth, Lies & Polygraphs
Ep. 011 | Is My Spouse Being Honest? Truth, Lies & Polygraphs  
Podcast: The Affair Recovery Podcast
Published On: Mon Mar 30 2026
Description: Reaching "ground zero" is the only way to build a new relationship after the old one has crumbled—but how do you know if your spouse is finally telling the whole truth? In Episode 11, Peter F Daniels III (MSEE, LCSW-S, CSAT) joins our experts to navigate the complex world of disclosure and discovery, helping both the betrayed and the unfaithful reach a solid foundation and begin rebuilding something new. We explore:The trauma of “trickle truth” and the clinical role of polygraphs in disclosureHow to cope with the trauma of intrusive thoughts and triggersWhat to do if you are wrestling with hidden details or unsure how to divulge the truthPeter F Daniels III (MSEE, LCSW-S, CSAT) is an Affair Recovery Clinical Contributor and dedicated therapist who transitioned into the field following a profound personal and spiritual turning point within his own recovery journey in 2000. Peter is deeply passionate about guiding both men and couples through the complex wreckage of infidelity to find a sense of fullness and hope. In addition to co-owning Therapy Works ATX and founding a long-standing Austin nonprofit for the homeless, he designs specialized therapeutic tools for Emotional Transformation Therapy (ETT) and is polygraph-certified. He longs to see individuals and couples navigate the trauma of betrayal with authenticity and resilience, ultimately helping them live "fully alive".🌐 Find Peter at his clinical practice: https://www.therapyworksatx.com/📞 +1 (737) 227-5014 Share a question for future episodes‼️ Take the FREE Affair Analyzer: Understand your situation🥾 Sign up for the FREE First Steps Bootcamp: Take the first step to heal👥 Explore Our Courses: Get the support you need to recover⚠️Disclaimer: Our resources are curated by experts but do not substitute for professional therapy. If you need personalized help, please seek out a qualified therapist or counselor. If you are in crisis, contact emergency services in your area. Transparency note: Some links above and in the comments may be affiliate links, which allow us to continue providing valuable resources for your recovery journey.