Female partners of Sex/Porn/Love Addicts support
Women partners of sex addicts are frequently overlooked when it comes to treatment regimes – which typically focus on the man. Here is an introductory, highly confidential workshop for women ONLY to consider just some of the issues raised about – if you are able to put some trust in this facility which is there for you to get the help you need. The aim is to facilitate likeminded women finding friendship and support amongst each other, which they develop outside of the meetings. Call me for a chat. We can work one to one and Online, if you prefer.
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Badger House
Oldmixon Crescent
Weston-super-Mare BS24
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Traumatised by knowledge of Sex/Porn/Love Addictio
Definition of sex addiction & Love addiction • Partners Common errors & losing battles • Addiction role • Prep an Impact Statement • Absolute “No No’s” • “Adult/Parent/Child” interactions • Family of Origin & set up • Not alone • Affects Hollywood stars, the good, the great • Evolving sexual template • Cycle of addiction • Boundaries • Full disclosure of “secrets” • Polygraph or not • How much should I ask about past behaviours? • Trust, money, healthy sexuality • Self responsibility & self care • Own support groups • Attachment, Shame, Narcissism, Co-dependency • Grief cycle • Questions women ask; hope, fears and reservations • Disclosure: family and the children • Legality issues • Restoring the relationship or leaving the relationship
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Partners Group EMDR Recovery
The rationale of group EMDR is similar to use for survivors of terrorism. Survivors of Sex/Porn/Love addiction disclosure, want to be seen as survivors. Allow them to be seen, noticed and helped. Enabled to undermine Shame ("hiddenness") - to be open (without being judged), whilst coping with victimisation, consequences, isolation, alienation, diminished feelings & hopelessness from the trauma. Group therapy works for terrorism survivors. Female partners are even more vulnerable to being & feeling ostracised, blamed & judged by the larger society, for their predicament. Bonding, support & "Coming out" of hiding is offered - with friendships from similar others, toward rebuilding trust.