Men’s Weekend

Community is critical to recovery from sexual addiction. Three weekends a year recovering men commit to meet and bond around the common shared weakness of sexual addiction.  The only requirements are that you desire recovery from sexual addiction and that you commit to attending three weekends each year.  Building commitment requires a willingness to become vulnerable and accountable. 
Facilitator:  Ken Wells, M.Div., M.A., L.P.C., CSAT

Sexual Compulsivity Recovery (SCRG)

A concentrated group process scheduled every Thursday from 6:00-7:30pm will help participants explore and discover the origins and core components of problematic sexual behaviors, unhealthy decisions and dysfunctional tendencies.  During group individuals maximize momentum in recovery by addressing concerns unique to their situation.  
Facilitator:  Mark Bell, M.S., L.A.M.F.T., ASAT

Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) Skills Training Group

An accelerated five-week course scheduled every Tuesday from 5:30-7:30pm.  This group is designed for high functioning individuals who struggle to control emotions and have a tendency to react in compulsive and problematic ways.  Each week covers one module of DBT skills which includes Mindfulness, Distress, Tolerance, Interpersonal Effectiveness and Emotion Regulation. 
Facilitator:  Stacy Hall, M.C., L.P.C.

Substance Abuse/Trauma Group Therapy

This eight week module scheduled every Monday from 6:00-7:30pm is designed to support the needs of the many individuals who have come to depend on drugs and alcohol to soothe trauma pain. Based on Lisa M. Najovits' integrative and empirically studied treatment approach, the group will provide psycho-education and recovery support for individuals with both issues. This open group format is directed at building a safe stable foundation while specific trauma interventions will be reserved for individual therapy. As safety is established, individuals will be supported in working towards discontinuing substance use, developing healthy relationships, and learning to gain control over dissociation and self-harm behaviors.
Facilitator:  Kay Butler-Lueking,  L.P.C.