Men’s Jumpstart to Healing Workshop
Recovery from Sex and Porn Addiction
These workshops take place monthly. Call us at 747.234.4325 for information.
A Three-Day Intensive Workshop for Men
The struggle with sex and porn addiction is real. These disorders keep men isolated and alone in a life filled with secrecy, shame, and guilt – where illness thrives and recovery becomes a challenge. To stop the rollercoaster of relapse, Seeking Integrity: Los Angeles offers a unique intensive workshop for men, where a roadmap is provided to help each participant better manage the challenges presented by addiction, identify roadblocks, and more effectively develop tools to embrace personal recovery. This is a place where the double life created by the disease of addiction no longer controls and keeps you hostage, a space where compassion, hope, and healing offer each participant a new and different pathway in his recovery journey.
This intensive three-day workshop features education, experiential techniques, and dynamic group processing. Those attending the intensive often find answers to questions like:
- Why am I finding it so hard to stay sober?
- Are old wounds preventing my growth and recovery?
- What can I do to jumpstart my process of recovery?
- How can I create and experience emotional connection?
- How can I stop slipping and relapsing?
Jumpstart to Healing Workshop Participant Goals:
- Establishing motivation for lasting recovery
- Shame reduction
- Grief work for past and current losses
- Examining what sobriety looks like and updating your sobriety plan
- Help with steps 4 and 5 of 12-step recovery
- Sustaining sobriety even when bad things happen
- Building trust
- Making amends
- Earning forgiveness
- Dealing with multiple addictions simultaneously
- Spiritual growth
Paul Hartman LMFT, CSAT has more than 25 years of experience leading group therapy workshops for couples and individuals who are struggling with sexual addiction or chronic infidelity. He has trained with the most prominent addiction therapists and researchers in the nation, including Robert Weiss, Patrick Carnes, Pia Mellody, and Sharon Wegscheider-Cruse. He works exclusively in the group intensive model. His treatment methods build on the 12-step self-help model, Dr. Rob Weiss’s prodependence model, and the latest research on relationships and addiction.