Effectiveness of Short-Term Psychodynamic Therapy on Negative Meta-Emotion and Marital Burnout in Betrayed Women

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Quasi-experimental study shows improvement in negative meta-emotion and marital burnout in betrayed women, indicating therapy’s effectiveness.

Short-term psychodynamic therapy significantly reduces marital burnout in betrayed women, enhancing emotional well-being.
Findings revealed a noteworthy decrease in negative meta-emotion with improvement metrics approaching significance (p < .05).
Assessment utilized a quasi-experimental design with a control group and a two-month follow-up phase to evaluate outcomes.
This study calls for more extensive research into effective therapy practices for emotional recovery after infidelity.

Khodadad et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Quasi-experimental study shows improvement in negative meta-emotion and marital burnout in betrayed women, indicating therapy’s effectiveness.