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Facing…Sexual and Relationship Integrity
Using Patrick Carnes’ famous book Facing The Shadow, group members will engage in focused skill building through completing specific exercises that all link together to form a cohesive whole toward sexual and relationship integrity.
Facing…Problems
In Facing...The Problem, we start to break through denial, understand the nature of addictive illness, understand sexual addiction, and understand the process of entering recovery. This is appropriate if you think you have a sex addiction or you are not sure and you want to find out more about these topics.
Facing…Sobriety
Learn about using clearly stated boundaries of sobriety and managing life without dysfunctional sexual behavior. This group is appropriate if you think you have a sex addiction or even if you just have certain sexual behaviors you want to stop and never repeat (ex: sexting, flirting, or any form of cheating on your spouse).
Facing…Solutions
Learn about identifying neuropathway interaction, functional and dysfunctional arousal patterns, and maintaining a healthy support system. This group is appropriate if you think you have a sex addiction or even if you just have certain sexual behaviors you want to stop and never repeat (ex: sexting, flirting, or any form of cheating on your spouse).
Facing Heartbreak
Finding out that the person you love is a sex addict is one of the most painful experiences a spouse or partner will ever go through. Hurt, betrayal, confusion, and anger are often the result of this discovery. Facing Heartbreak: The Steps to Recovery for Partners of Sex Addicts will help you move from heartbreak and betrayal, to hope and healing. Regardless of your decision to stay or leave the relationship, you deserve a chance to heal.
Stopping Internet Sexual Behavior
With the internet at our fingertips all day everyday, it is hard to not feel like you are addicted to screens and everything on them. It is a common quick reaction to grab the phone when you are bored, angry, lonely, or just for no reason at all! While lots of screen time has been shown to cause problems, one specific problem is compulsive sexual behavior. Do you find yourself sexting, looking at porn, caming, or other online sexual behaviors that you want to stop? Sometimes the main things a teen needs are some practical tools and skills that can help them stop and some peers who will encourage each other.
