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Helping teens understand God's design for sexuality
Accountability App User’s Guide 2020
Internet
Addictive Hot Spots
Group
Anger Test
Group
Assumption of Risk
Church
Group
Betrayal & Beyond Letter
Group
Commitment to Change
Group
Counseling Referral Criteria
Group
Covenant To Contend
Group
Crash Site Analysis
Group
Disclosure Process
Group
Escape Plan
Group
FAQ 2022
Church
Group
FASTER Scale & Check-in
Group
FASTER Scale Restoration Checklist
Group
FASTER Scale for Betrayed Partners
Group
Family Internet Use Plan
Family + Parenting
Family Values Exercise
Family + Parenting
Gratitude Exercise
Emotional Health
Group Brochures
Promotion
Group Guidelines & Best Practices
Group
HLP Exercise
Emotional Health
How We Help
Church
How to Start the Conversation about PD Groups
Church
Love Addiction Evaluation
Assessments
Memo of Understanding
Group
Memo of Understanding: Video Groups
Group
New Group Orientation
Group
Parental Resources
Family + Parenting
Recovery Action Plan for Addicts
Group
Recovery Action Plan for Spouses
Group
Relapse Analysis
Group
Relapse Prevention Tool (Three Circles)
Group
SWORD Drill
Church
Sexual Addiction Screening Test (SAST)
Assessments
Sobriety Plan
Group
Starting Pure Desire Groups
Church
Tech Action Plan
Internet
The Feeling Wheel
Emotional Health
Thoughts/Feelings Awareness Log
Emotional Health

For every married man and woman who struggles with porn and sexually compulsive behavior, there is a spouse who has experienced betrayal, whether they know it or not. For so many spouses who experience betrayal, the day of discovery and the days that follow are torturous. The physical, emotional, and mental devastation they face is beyond words. Without warning, they find themselves in the middle of a nightmare: desperately wanting to wake up and find it was all a bad dream. But this doesn’t happen. The pain and heartache they feel can last days, months, and even years.

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You finished group, now what? For many people, the best next step is to facilitate a group in your local community. This free guide will help you decide if this is the best next step for you.