Seeking Integrity offers a wide range of low-cost live-facilitated online workgroups for addicts, betrayed partners, and couples impacted by sex/porn addiction and infidelity.
Sex Addiction 101 Workgroups for Men (Three Parts)
These 6-week workgroups are right for you if:
You are inordinately preoccupied with sexual fantasy and behavior.
You have repeatedly tried and failed to quit certain sexual behaviors.
You consistently lie and keep secrets about your sexual behavior.
You have experienced negative consequences related to your sexual behavior.
Men’s Sex Addiction 101 Workgroup, Part 1
Men’s Sex Addiction 101 Workgroup, Part 2
Men’s Sex Addiction 101 Workgroup, Part 3
After completing the Sex Addiction 101 workgroup series, you may want to consider:
Out of the Doghouse
Healthy Intimacy and Healthy Sexuality
Healing Attachment Wounds
Going Deeper (Inner Child)
Why Men Struggle to Love
Porn Addiction 101 Workgroups for Men (Two Parts)
These workgroups are right for you if:
Porn is your primary (perhaps only) sexual/romantic outlet.
You have repeatedly tried and failed to quit using porn.
You feel isolated and alone and use pornography to cope with those and other uncomfortable feelings.
Men’s Porn Addiction 101 Workgroup, Part 1
Men’s Porn Addiction 101 Workgroup, Part 2
Out of the Doghouse: Rebuilding Your Relationship Workgroups for Men (Two Parts)
These workgroups are right for you if:
You have cheated on your partner and want to save your relationship.
You are striving to rebuild relationship trust after infidelity.
You are struggling to respond in healthy ways to your partner’s emotions.
Men’s Out of the Doghouse: Rebuilding Your Relationship Workgroup, Part 1
Men’s Out of the Doghouse: Rebuilding Your Relationship Workgroup, Part 2
Workgroups for Betrayed Partners (Three Parts)
These workgroups are right for you if:
Your partner has cheated on you.
After learning about the infidelity, you find yourself on an emotional rollercoaster.
You want to learn healthy relationship coping strategies.
You want to learn more about betrayal trauma and how it has impacted you.
Online Workgroup for Betrayed Partners, Part 1
Online Workgroup for Betrayed Partners, Part 2
Online Workgroup for Betrayed Partners, Part 3
After completing the Betrayed partners workgroup series, you may want to consider:
Workgroup for Couples Impacted by Betrayal
Your partner may want to consider:
Sex Addiction 101
Porn Addiction 101
Out of the Doghouse
Workgroup for Couples Impacted by Betrayal
This workgroup is right for you if you and your partner want to:
Develop skills for rebuilding emotional intimacy.
Learn ways to communicate effectively, including how to have productive disagreements.
Learn what healthy boundaries are, and how to set and maintain them in your relationship.
Online Workgroup for Couples Impacted by Betrayal
In addition to this workgroup for couples, you may want to consider:
Out of the Doghouse (Men)
Betrayed Partners
Healthy Intimacy and Healthy Sexuality (Men)
Why Men Struggle to Love Workgroups (Two Parts)
These workgroups are right for you if:
You have struggled with sex addiction, porn addiction, or some other addiction.
You find emotional intimacy frightening or seemingly unattainable.
You feel isolated and alone, even when you are in a romantic relationship.
Why Men Struggle to Love, Part 1
Why Men Struggle to Love, Part 2
Healthy Intimacy and Healthy Sexuality Workgroups for Men (Two Parts)
These workgroups are right for you if:
You are sex, porn, or substance/sex addicted.
You feel emotionally disconnected – even from your primary partner.
You struggle to develop and/or maintain healthy romantic and sexual relationships.
Men’s Healthy Intimacy and Healthy Sexuality Workgroup, Part 1 (Intimacy)
Men’s Healthy Intimacy and Healthy Sexuality Workgroup, Part 2 (Sexual Behavior)
Healing Attachment Wounds Workgroup for Men
This workgroup is right for you if:
You suffered childhood trauma, abuse, or neglect that is impacting your adult life.
You have negative core emotions and beliefs (shame) that push you into problematic behavior (addiction, struggling relationships, etc.)
You want to resolve your childhood trauma and shame so you can live a better life today.
Healing Attachment Wounds Workgroup for Men
In addition to this workgroup looking at early-life attachment wounds, you may want to consider:
Why Men Struggle to Love
Going Deeper (Inner Child)
Healthy Intimacy and Healthy Sexuality
Going Deeper (Inner Child) Workgroup for Men
This workgroup is right for you if:
You suffered childhood trauma, abuse, or neglect.
Your unresolved childhood issues negatively impact your adult-life thinking and behaviors.
You want to understand your inner child and manage it in healthy ways.
Going Deeper (Inner Child) Workgroup for Men
In addition to this workgroup looking at your inner child, you may want to consider:
Why Men Struggle to Love
Healing Attachment Wounds
Healthy Intimacy and Healthy Sexuality
Spiritual Abuse Workgroup: Overcoming Religious Trauma that Hinders Sex Addiction Recovery
This workgroup is right for you if:
You suffered spiritual abuse as a child or an adult.
Your religious trauma has created shame and other negative core emotions and beliefs.
The spiritual/religious issues you’ve faced are complicating your recovery from addiction.
Spiritual Abuse Workgroup: Overcoming Religious Trauma that Hinders Sex Addiction Recovery
In addition to this workgroup looking at Spiritual Abuse, you may want to consider:
Healing Attachment Wounds
Going Deeper (Inner Child)
Why Men Struggle to Love
Healing Intimacy and Sexuality
Testimonials
I just want to say taking level 1 and level 2 of getting out of the doghouse has been very helpful and a wonderful class for me. I have come to understand why my wife is so traumatized and hurt by what I did and now realize what I did — how wrong it was — and I fully understand my infidelity and we are going to do a full disclosure to help with the healing process. Having taken this class, I have cut out my bad habits already and I look forward to fixing my relationship and making it stronger and better than it was before thanks to this class. Having the support of Jason and other fellows who have been through what I have has been great to share and talk with and I have learned a lot of valuable points to help.
– 3/9/22
I cannot thank Dr. Rob enough! he was extremely helpful in narrowing down the main issues and identifying what is needed right now. To be honest, I have never experienced that much compassion and understanding from a therapist towards me while also letting me know what I am feeling is normal.
The two hours did more for me than the last 4 years with other therapists! Dr. Rob helped me feel OK to stand up for myself, and this is NOT my fault! I am so grateful to him for his time and advice. I recognize I need better therapy for myself now.
– 3/3/22
Jason, I can’t say enough kind words about our process over the last 12 weeks. This group has been an incredible resource for learning about my healing path and I’ve noticed an immense amount of personal growth during our time together.
– 11/23/21, Sex Addiction 101, Levels 1 and 2
I just wanted to thank you specifically for your assistance and leadership. This is a great platform for helping those in need. I can see your compassion and heart. This has had an impact on my life. I am grateful.
– 10/13/21
I’ve been working with a porn addict and he was constantly losing his sobriety. I had recommended the www.sexandrelationshiphealing.com drop-in groups and webinars/podcasts. I also suggested the Sex/Porn Addiction Level 1 workgroup. To my surprise he signed up for it and went through it as well as regularly attending the drop-in groups. He is now going on for 60 days sobriety and his whole demeanor has changed. His relationship with his wife has improved immensely. He finished the Level 1 and, when his schedule allows it, he will be doing Level 2. I just wanted to give you some positive feedback from my end and how appreciative I am of all the support you give my clients and how it makes my job so much easier.
Dr. Fawcett’s lecture series was so incredibly helpful in giving me the strength to not use. It was very informational, giving me the knowledge I can lean on to make the right decisions and not fall into my addiction. The camaraderie with him and the rest of the men in the group was also very inspiring. I highly recommend this series to those struggling with chemsex addiction. Nothing but good things to say about this series and the experience.
– 11/6/20, Chemsex group
Workgroup Terms and Conditions
Thank you for registering for a Workgroup presented by Seeking Integrity LLC (“SI”). Please note the following terms and conditions that govern your participation in a SI Workgroup.
Workgroups are intended solely for informational, support, accountability, and/or educational purposes. Workgroups are not intended to constitute and/or be a substitute for psychotherapy.
Although a Workgroup Facilitator may be a licensed professional, the Workgroup will not involve services for which a license is required, including psychotherapy, and the Workgroup usually will not be covered by insurance. No Superbill will be provided.
Neither SI nor any agent thereof makes any guarantees, representations, or warranties as to the efficacy of the Workgroup experience. Often, how effective a Workgroup experience is depends on you, your willingness to do the work, your willingness to engage, and your willingness to be honest with yourself and others.
Once payment for a Workgroup is received, the payment is non-refundable, and generally, the Workgroup is not subject to rescheduling. In extraordinary circumstances, and in the sole discretion of SI, a Workgroup may be rescheduled once.
SI respects a participant’s privacy and will, to the extent legally permissible, maintain in confidence any information a participant discloses during a Workgroup. Participants are similarly expected to respect the confidentiality of a Workgroup. Notwithstanding the foregoing, no legal privilege will apply to any communication between a participant and a Facilitator and/or other participants. As such, SI and Facilitators will comply with any legally required and/or compelled disclosure.
Discussions of sex, sexuality, sexual practices, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, kink, fetish, porn, intimacy, and/or relationships may be discussed during Workgroups. Sometimes, discussions concerning these topics may be triggering for a participant. If you are triggered by any topic, please let the Facilitator know so that your reaction to the discussion can be addressed.
Neither SI nor any Facilitator intends to offend the standards of any community in which a participant resides. If anyone believes that any topic addressed in a Workgroup offends a community standard, please advise SI so that any such concern may be addressed.
Inappropriate language and/or conduct during a Workgroup shall not be tolerated, and in the sole discretion of a Facilitator, a participant may be silenced and/or excluded from one or more Workgroup sessions on these grounds. If a participant’s right to participate is terminated on these grounds, no refund will be provided, and the participant will be prohibited from registering for further Workgroups.
Any opinions expressed by any Facilitator during a Workgroup are solely those of the Facilitator and do not necessarily reflect the views and/or opinions of SI.
If a Facilitator makes a referral and/or otherwise suggests resources to a participant, neither the Facilitator nor SI makes any representation and/or warranty as to the ultimate efficacy of such referral or suggestions. Participants shall make independent determinations and assessments as to what is appropriate for themselves.
IF YOU BELIEVE THAT YOU ARE IN IMMEDIATE DANGER OF DOING HARM TO YOURSELF OR OTHERS, PLEASE REACH OUT IMMEDIATELY TO A LICENSED MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONAL, GO TO THE NEAREST HOSPITAL, AND/OR CALL 911 OR AN EQUIVALENT EMERGENCY RESPONSE NUMBER.
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