This program is designed to enhance your work, not replace it. Clients remain under your care while receiving structured group support and accountability. Weekly updates keep you informed.

This program is especially effective for clients who:

• Have relapsed multiple times despite prior treatment

• Struggle with denial, minimization, or rationalization

• Need structured accountability and high-frequency engagement

You receive weekly progress reports and can check in anytime. This ensures that your role as their primary therapist remains intact, while clients receive additional support.

Many clients initially resist—but once they hear others sharing their exact struggles, resistance fades. CSATs report that clients who were reluctant at first end up deeply engaged.

Pricing is structured to be accessible and flexible. Because our offering is a dynamic product and is changing as it evolves, please contact us for most current pricing.

Compared to traditional IOPs and inpatient programs—which can cost $20,000+ per month—our program is significantly more affordable while delivering superior long-term outcomes.

Additionally, because our model is modular, clients can integrate it without financial disruption, layering it into their existing treatment plans instead of replacing them.

Absolutely. We encourage therapists to sit in on a session, speak with facilitators, or connect with CSATs who have successfully used the program.

“I was skeptical until I saw it for myself. Now, I recommend it to any CSAT who wants to get real results for their clients.” – CSAT using this program

Traditional sex addiction treatment often focuses on behavioral control and abstinence, which, while important, do not address the core attachment wounds, trauma, and internal conflicts that drive compulsivity. Our program is built on the principle that deep and lasting change occurs through experiential learning, structured accountability, and relational healing.

Rather than simply treating addiction as a behavioral issue, we work to heal the underlying mechanisms that fuel compulsive sexual behavior—self-fragmentation, attachment wounds, and shame-based identity structures. CSATs who have integrated this program into their practice report that clients who had struggled for years in traditional settings are finally making lasting breakthroughs.

While inpatient programs provide structure and separation from triggers, they often fail to prepare clients for real-world reintegration. Similarly, many IOPs lack the necessary intensity and ongoing accountability to create lasting change.

CSATs using our program have found that it delivers the structure of inpatient treatment while keeping clients actively engaged in real life, ensuring habit formation sticks beyond a controlled environment. The result? Clients stay sober longer, remain engaged in therapy, and demonstrate deep behavioral shifts—without the cost and disruption of inpatient care.

Clients who relapse repeatedly are not simply "not trying hard enough." More often, they are caught in internal conflicts—between an inner child seeking comfort, an inner critic enforcing shame, and an inner teenager rebelling against authority. Without resolving these conflicts, even the most well-intentioned clients will struggle to sustain recovery.

Therapists using this program have seen breakthroughs with long-term relapsers by integrating Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy, attachment-focused work, and behavioral activation to dismantle internal resistance and create alignment between fragmented parts of the self. As one experienced CSAT put it, “Clients who had been stuck in cycles of relapse for years are finally moving forward, and it’s because we’re addressing the real internal battle—not just surface behaviors.”

We utilize three therapist-led group sessions per week, weekly one-on-one check-ins, and daily accountability tracking through our proprietary app. This structure ensures consistent engagement, reinforcement, and real-time adjustments to treatment.

CSATs report that clients in this program develop stronger recovery habits than those in traditional outpatient treatment, due to the constant reinforcement and real-time behavioral shifts happening between sessions.

We understand that many therapists are hesitant to refer clients to outside programs due to concerns about treatment quality, therapist oversight, and client continuity. Our model is designed to strengthen—not replace—your role as the primary clinician.

Therapists receive weekly updates and participate in strategic planning sessions, ensuring that their clinical expertise is integrated into the client’s group experience. CSATs who use this program have reported that clients return to individual therapy not just more engaged, but with a new ability to process deeper issues that were previously inaccessible due to ongoing addictive behaviors.

Sex addiction is fundamentally an intimacy disorder. Individual therapy can provide insight, but it does not offer the real-time relational experiences necessary to rewire attachment patterns and build authentic intimacy skills. Group therapy accelerates recovery by:

• Reducing shame through shared experience.
• Challenging cognitive distortions that sustain addiction.
• Providing real-world practice for relational skills.
• Offering structure and accountability that individual therapy alone cannot.

As one CSAT noted, “My clients had breakthroughs in group that I never saw happen in one-on-one sessions. The group experience forces them to show up in a way they just don’t in individual therapy.”

Our program is multi-dimensional and evidence-driven, incorporating:

• Attachment-focused therapy (repairing early relational wounds and intimacy deficits).
• Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy (resolving self-fragmentation and inner conflict).
• Behavioral activation (ensuring recovery is action-driven, not just insight-driven).
• Shame-resilience strategies (helping clients build a positive sexual identity).
• Twelve-step integration, but modernized to align with contemporary therapeutic best practices.

CSATs who have used this program report that clients make progress much faster than in traditional models, as they are actively engaged in techniques that work in real-time rather than passively consuming psychoeducation.

Our app is an active component of therapy, offering:

• Secure group forums for ongoing connection and support.
• Daily accountability tracking to reinforce behavioral change.
• Guided exercises and structured journaling prompts to deepen engagement.
• Progress monitoring tools to help therapists and clients track measurable improvement.

Therapists using the app report that clients stay engaged at a level they’ve never seen before, with real-time feedback keeping them accountable outside of sessions.

We recognize that many therapists are reluctant to refer clients to outside programs due to concerns about losing control over their treatment. That’s why we designed this program to be therapist-centric:

• Therapists receive detailed weekly progress reports.
• The program serves as an adjunct, reinforcing therapy—not replacing it.
• Clients return to individual therapy with deeper insights and more concrete progress.

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We are actively seeking highly skilled CSATs who are passionate about achieving real, lasting change for their clients. If you’re interested in learning more, here’s how you can get involved:

• Schedule a call to discuss how this program can integrate into your practice.
• Attend a live demo to experience how the structured group model and app work.
• Refer a client on a trial basis to see the impact firsthand.

This revision directly addresses skepticism by integrating real feedback from CSATs already using the program successfully. Let me know if you’d like any further refinements!