Treating Sexual Addiction Using the Recovery Capital Model

  • Understanding Sexual Addiction
    • Defining Sexual Addiction What It Is and What It Is Not
    • Assessment Tools for Accurately Assessing Your Clients
  • Helping Your Clients Create Recovery Capital for Long-Term Healing
    • What is Recovery Capital and Why it Matters
    • Outlining Recovery Capital with Your Clients
    • A Treatment Plan Based on Recovery Capital
  • The Importance of Understanding Your Client’s Story
    • How to Use Your Clients Attachment History to Create Change
    • Why We Can’t Ignore Adverse Childhood Experiences and How They Influence Sexual Behaviors
    • Introducing Benevolence Childhood Experiences
    • Mapping Out a New Attachment Pattern with Your Clients
  • Phases of Sexual Addiction Treatment
    • Awareness Building—Looking at the Painful Truth
    • Addressing the Pain Driving Sexual Addiction
    • Developing a New Identify: A Vision for the Future
    • Creating New Connections
  • Part #1: Reducing and Eliminating the Barriers to Recovery
    • How Trauma Drives Addiction
    • Trauma of Addiction: Dealing with the Demons
    • Loneliness
  • Part #2: Reducing and Eliminating the Barriers to Recovery
    • Strategies for Dealing with the Voice of Shame
    • Fear of Intimacy
    • Structure and Secrets
  • Part #1: The Essentials of Treating Sexual Addiction
    • Creating an Effective Recovery Plan
    • Succeeding in Crucial Moments
    • Sobriety, Slips, and Relapses
  • Part #2: The Essentials of Treating Sexual Addiction
    • Learning to Connect Again
    • Accountability
    • Social Connections
  • Mental Maturity for the Addicted Brain
    • Emotional Regulation
    • Healthy Habits
    • Coping with the Stress of Recovery
  • The Key Ingredient of Recovery: Self-Compassion
    • Why Self-Compassion is Essential for Long-Term Recovery
    • The Karpman/Compassion Triangle
    • Building Compassion for Self and Others
  • Key Strategies for Helping Your Client’s Improve Their Quality of Life
    • Finding and Living Their Values
    • Being True to Themselves
    • Becoming the Chain Breaker
  • Recovery Capital in Action
    • Inspire Recovery and an Improved Quality of Life
    • The Deepest Bonds and Connections
    • Creativity