The mission of Seeking Integrity is to form and nurture accessible, comprehensive, interactive communities for people seeking to understand, address, and redress with integrity behavioral health challenges wherever and however they manifest.
Seeking Integrity was founded in the fall of 2017 to move treatment for sex addiction, pornography addiction, and paired substance use and sexual behavior into the 21st century. We recognize that in today’s increasingly digital world, much of our daily life, including addictive behaviors, takes place via digital technology. With that knowledge, we believe that support and recovery for these issues should no longer be limited to face-to-face experiences at rehabs, workshops, 12-step meetings, and the local coffee house.
At Seeking Integrity, we believe very strongly that building and maintaining a supportive community of recovery (both online and in the real world) is a key to long-term healing. To this end, our treatment programs incorporate ongoing, no-cost online discussion groups, educational webinars, and other digital work as a part of every client’s treatment and aftercare program. Our goal is to keep each client in regular contact with the support network that helped him establish sobriety and recovery, no matter where he lives.
We are committed to ensuring your confidentiality throughout any and all telephone, electronic (text/email), or written interactions. Should you join our program and wish us to communicate with anyone involved in your life (therapist, spouse, partner, parent, etc.), we will ask you to sign a written release that lets us do that. Please note there are required legal limits to your confidentiality governed by Federal and State legislation. To familiarize yourself with this information, we have provided the following links:
Seeking Integrity is committed to diversity and equal access to meaningful treatment for all clients. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, creed, color, ethnicity, national origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, age, physical health (including HIV status), veteran, military, marital, or any other legally protected status. We simply screen each individual to determine whether or not we can help.
If you worry about fitting in and finding acceptance, we greet you with open arms. At Seeking Integrity, our work addresses human sexuality in all its infinite variations. We will embrace and accept you as you are at every stage of your healing process.
Dr. Eddie Capparucci is a licensed therapist and certified in the treatment of sexual and pornography addiction. He and his wife, Teri, have a private practice working with men struggling with sexual and pornography addictions, as well as their wives who are dealing with betrayal.
Among his many clients, Eddie has worked with professional athletes including NFL and MLB players and television personalities. He also serves as a clinical director for the National Decency Coalition, an organization working with state governments to help limit the access to pornography to minors.
He is the administrator of the websites www.SexuallyPureMen.com and www.MenAgainstPorn.org. He also has written for numerous blogs including XXXChurch.com, Covenant Eyes, Pure Desire Ministries, and Marriage.com. He has spoken to numerous organizations regarding the destruction pornography has on individuals, marriages, and families. His latest book, entitled Going Deeper: How the Inner Child Impacts Your Sexual Addiction, outlines his therapeutic approach to addiction, known as the Inner Child Recovery Process. He is also the author of the book Removing Your Shame Label: Learning to Break Free of Shame and Feel God’s Love. You can learn more about his Inner Child Recovery Process by visiting www.innerchild-sexaddiction.com.
Troy L. Love, LCSW is on a quest to help individuals, couples, and organizations find greater peace, joy, happiness, and success.
Troy is a two-time Amazon bestselling author, President and Clinical Director of Yuma Counseling Services, and an adjunct professor at Arizona State University. He has over 20 years of experience in the mental health field. Troy received his Master’s Degree in Social Work from the University of Pittsburgh, PA in 2000 and much of his training has focused on addiction recovery. Troy also received Certification in Human Resource Studies from Cornell University. He recently completed certification as a Sexual Addiction Treatment Professional from Mid-Nazarene University and is certified as a Life Coach through New Skills Academy.
Troy specializes in working with individual’s trauma-related concerns, couples struggling in their relationships, and individuals who numb their pain through compulsive or addictive behaviors. Troy also helps couples find deeper connection. Troy is training in EMDR, Brainspotting, Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy, and addiction recovery.
Troy uses his unique set of skills to help individuals seeking personal healing and for organizations who are seeking to improve outcomes. Troy’s workshops, lectures, and group discussions have helped hundreds of people explore sensitive issues, increase understanding, and to take action towards change. His down-to-earth, humorous, teaching style helps participants feel safe enough to examine their core issues required for change. For those who are interested in more intensive work with Troy, he offers a nine-month educational course that focuses on Sexual Addiction recovery using the Finding Peace Model.