The facilitator helped us create a supportive and open group where I felt safe to share. I can’t believe that I talked as openly as I did as until this point, I hadn’t told anyone about my husband’s addiction. I have felt guilty, ashamed and embarrassed but it felt wonderful to be able to talk about it. It helped me to understand and recognise my trauma. and gave me tools to support myself. Thank you for helping us through this.
Recent Posts
October 2026
Why does he still lie even when he’s in recovery?
Will he ever stop lying? This is a question we frequently hear from partners of people in recovery from sex or porn addiction – or CSBD if that’s your preferred term. For some partners, the continued lying makes them question...
September 2026
We Don’t Call Social Media an Addiction – So Why Is Porn Different?
A few weeks ago, Meta agreed to pay up to $18 billion to settle lawsuits brought by 48 US states over allegations that Facebook and Instagram were designed in ways that encouraged addictive use among children and contributed to harms...
August 2026
When Recovery Becomes Your Entire Identity
Recovery can begin at a point when life has narrowed. For some people, problematic sexual behaviours have gradually taken up more and more emotional space, leaving little room for the relationships, interests and values that once mattered. For others, recovery...
