Groups

The struggle of finding out about a spouses sexually addictive behavior can be overwhelming. Oftentimes, while they are seeking to reclaim their ability to handle life, you are often left feeling unsupported or suffering from anger, an urge to contrl the offending spouse and feelings of betrayal that are difficult to express. Let us help. This group is a safe and non-judgemental place to express feelings of dissapointment, rage, and begin to develop a place for hope for a brighter tomorrow. It is also a place to recieve individual healing for yourself.

Going through a traumatic or abusive experience can be extremely painful, confusing, and difficult. Because trauma can cause you to feel powerless, helpless, and unsafe, it often has a negative impact on all aspects of your life, including your work and relationships as well as your physical and mental health. There is hope for healing!

Based on the expertise of leading researchers in the field of healing from sexual trauma and abuse such as Diane Langberg, Dan Allender and Christine Courtois, this group is a safe and non-judgemental place to express feelings of dissapointment, rage, and begin to develop a place for hope for a brighter tomorrow.

A minimum of 3 members are needed and maximum is 6 members. After pre-screening has been completed, the group will meet one time a week.