Treatment
Faith is taking the first step even when you don’t see the whole staircase. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Addiction or compulsive behaviors can be a very human response to overwhelming stressors. We provide care in a compassionate, non-judgmental and safe environment so individuals can explore the origins and meanings of their behaviors and make necessary changes to stop these behaviors and prevent future relapse. We help individuals identify unmet needs and to learn how to meet them in a healthy way, ultimately leading to deeper and more intimate relationships with themselves and others.
Learning & Attention Differences
AVAILABLE GROUPS:
Group Psychotherapy
for Individuals Struggling with Stealing Behavior
This confidential, small group is designed to help individuals struggling to control their stealing behaviors. The group covers topics related to intimacy, secrets and shame, healthy lifestyle, skills related to anger and communication, and making behavioral change. The group is 16 weeks of focused topics and then switches to a supportive, more general therapy group. All groups are facilitated by a therapist.
Group Psychotherapy
for Individuals Struggling with Sexually Compulsive Behavior
This confidential, small group is designed to help individuals struggling to control their sexual behaviors. The group covers topics related to intimacy, secrets and shame, healthy lifestyle, skills related to anger and communication, and making behavioral change. The group is 16 weeks of focused topics and then switches to a supportive, more general therapy group. All groups are facilitated by a therapist.
Group Psychotherapy for Partners
of Individuals with Compulsive Behaviors
Our next group for partners begins September 9. Contact us ASAP if you would like to join.
Partners of individuals who struggle with compulsive behaviors often feel isolated and alone in addition to feeling angry, betrayed, and often ashamed. This confidential, small group is designed to help partners gain understanding about addictive and compulsive behaviors, in addition to covering topics related to intimacy, trust, self-care, skills related to anger and communication. The group has a series of focused topics as well as providing a supportive, more general therapy environment. All groups are facilitated by a therapist.
Group Psychotherapy
for Individuals Struggling with Gaming and/or Electronic Media Use
This confidential, small group is designed to help individuals struggling to control their electronic media behaviors. The group covers topics related to intimacy, secrets and shame, healthy lifestyle, skills related to anger and communication, and making behavioral change. The group is 16 weeks of focused topics and then switches to a supportive, more general therapy group. All groups are facilitated by a therapist.