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Introduction: Therapy as an Act of Love and Connection
Sex addiction treatment is not just about stopping behaviors—it is about engaging the client in a way that allows them to hear and receive the truth of their addiction and recovery. Too often, therapy focuses on techniques, forgetting that the ...
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A topic that comes up very early in our 8 week online IOP. How do I stop acting out cold turkey? What sort of blocks should I put in place to avoid temptation?
My recommendation is to first catalog everything about triggers. 95/5 rule. 95% of acting out occurs under specific conditions. I have...
The Challenge
 One of the most difficult obstacles in sex addiction recovery is guiding a client toward full therapeutic disclosure while ensuring that the partner is prepared to receive it. Ideally, the disclosure process is trauma-informed, structured, and facilitated by trained specialists who u...
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Excuses, justifications, black and white reasoning. Breaking Denial is, as you know, the bedrock upon which all future ecovery efforts will stand.
This is the most common reason that I hear from CSATs: the client can't afford it.
There are at least 10 categories of denial, which a sex addict...
"What is your WHY?"
Doing some reading on marketing, I kept coming back to this phrase.
As much as I dread marketing speak like this, I've realized that this concept might help center me.
My ADHD brain needs routine and grounding; clarity on why I would prefer to live with intentionality.Â
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Welcome to our blog, and my first post. I am hoping that this blog becomes a resource for people in recovery.
Please note that ANYTHING posted here is simply OPINION, and not the gospel!
I believe that we all "do recovery" at our own pace, and learn the lessons that we learn, just as we are ...
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4 Ways to Live Sobriety (video below)
For whatever reason I love talking sobriety with my buddies in recovery. Sobriety has given me so many things! One of the one's that I value the most is meaningful, deep, relationships, where I am able to talk about ANYTHING without fear of judgement.Â
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