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Each week we publish a new blog post covering topics related to addiction, betrayal trauma, relationships, and recovery. Included in these posts are a monthly reading recommendation spotlighting two books that we think should not be missed as well as a post pointing you to helpful recovery resources and information.

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The Center for Relational Recovery offers an individualized proven path and treatment program for relational recovery that will improve your relationships, help to resolve current and past traumas, and transform your life.

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Sex Addiction?

If you are struggling with sexual addiction your sexual behavior may feel compulsive or out-of-control. It may be creating negative consequences in your life and relationships that is causing pain for you and those you love. If you are the partner of a sex addict, you may be feeling intense pain resulting from experiencing betrayal, and confusion about what is happening and what to do next.

If you or someone you love are struggling with sexual addiction there is hope. Your relationships can heal, life can regain meaning and purpose and sex can once again become a source of life-giving joy.

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Betrayal

Trauma

Betrayal by someone we love and depend on damages our trust in others and in ourselves. It makes it harder for us to feel safe in our relationships and we can begin to hide our true selves behind emotional and relational walls. At the Center for Relational Recovery we help you to look at the places where betrayal trauma has harmed you and begin to heal these emotional wounds, enabling you to move toward the thing you long for most – deep meaningful connection with others.

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Relationships

Relationships are where we experience our greatest joy, our greatest pain and our greatest meaning in life. They are also the place where we learn the most about ourselves and are challenged to grow into the person we are created to be. At the Center for Relational Recovery we come alongside individuals, couples and families to help them learn how to be in their relationships in more enjoyable, healthy, life-enhancing ways.

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The Power of Gratitude

It’s Thanksgiving this week and as a result you may be seeing things show up in your inbox reminding you to be grateful. If you are a betrayed partner dealing with the cascading shitstorm that betrayal can bring, you may be rolling your eyes and saying, “Grateful schmateful, I just want to survive.” The holidays […] [Read More...]

Book Love – August 2022

We haven’t had some book love for a while here on the blog so I thought I would share two great new resources available from friends and colleagues of mine. The Cuckoo Syndrome: The Secret to Breaking Free from Unhealthy Relationships, Toxic Thinking, and Self-Sabotaging Behavior by Andrea Anderson Polk Andrea is a good friend […] [Read More...]

Anger and Betrayal: Growing Anger Competency, Part 2

We have made it to the final post in the series on anger! We began by looking at the positive functions anger plays in our lives: both as a messenger and a catalyst for change. We then explored the ways that anger can hijack our nervous systems and be expressed in unhelpful and sometimes harmful […] [Read More...]

Anger and Betrayal: Growing Anger Competency, Part 1

We have been exploring the emotion of anger in this series of blog posts. Over the past few weeks, we have looked at anger as a messenger, presenting us with vital wisdom and information, and as a catalyst, prompting us to create change when needed. Last week we looked at the unhelpful defensive strategies that […] [Read More...]

Anger and Betrayal: When Anger Goes Wrong

Thus far in this series about anger, we have looked at the way betrayal creates anger, and how important it is to slow down and allow ourselves to receive the messages our anger is trying to send. We have also explored how anger is a catalyst, urging us to create change around things that are […] [Read More...]

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