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What is the Difference Between Big T and Little t Trauma?
Learn the differences between big and small traumatic events.
Partners of Sex Addicts & Infidelity Survivors: Are You Stuck in a Victim Stance?
Partners of Sex Addicts & Infidelity Survivors: Are You Stuck in a Victim Stance? The legacy of any trauma is a sense of victimhood. Whether from a car wreck, or… Read more
Sex Addiction Recovery: Understanding Discovery
Sex Addiction Recovery: Understanding Discovery “Discovery” is a term that has come to mean the event or period of time in which a sex addiction is discovered by a partner… Read more
Starved for Love: Intimacy Deprivation in Sex and Porn Addiction
Starved for Love: Intimacy Deprivation in Sex and Porn Addiction One of the least discussed but most painful experiences for partners of sex or porn addicts is the deep level… Read more
Betrayal Trauma: Understanding Your Trauma Triggers
Betrayal Trauma: Understanding Your Trauma Triggers Trauma Triggers Trauma triggers are anything that serves as a reminder of painful events in your life. They can be people, places, things, or… Read more
Emotional Starvation: When Your Marriage Snuffs Out Your Spirit
Emotional Starvation: When Your Marriage Snuffs Out Your Spirit Emotional starvation is a silent epidemic in our country. Thousands of spirits are dying a slow, painful death everyday. They are… Read more
Intimacy Anorexia & Sex Addiction: When You Are Living Off Crumbs
Intimacy Anorexia & Sex Addiction: When You Are Living Off Crumbs After counseling recovering sex and porn addicts, partners of sex addicts, and couples trying to rebuild trust in the… Read more
Sex Addiction Recovery: Navigating Your Partner’s Valentine Boundaries
Sex Addiction Recovery: Navigating Your Partner’s Valentine Boundaries Navigating the Valentine’s Day triggers your partner is experiencing can be tricky for if you are trying to put your marriage… Read more
Infidelity Survivors and Partners of Sex Addicts: Bill of Rights
Infidelity Survivors and Partners of Sex Addicts: Bill of Rights New Year’s resolutions can be difficult in the wake of discovering betrayal in a relationship. Finding the energy to… Read more
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