Venue: The Kairos Therapy Centre

Dates & Times

7pm to 8.45pm every Thursday below

(October to November 2019 session)

Thursday 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 October 2019 & 7, 14, 21 November 2019

(March to April 2020 session)

Thursday 5, 12, 19, 26 March 2020 & 2, 9, 16, 23 April 2020

(June to July 2020 session)

Thursday 4, 11, 18, 25 June 2020 & 2, 9, 16, 23 July 2020

Price: £350

Email or book (using Calendly) for a free no commitment, in confidence 10 minutes chat, as to whether this course is right for you. Numbers are restricted, so act now.

Who should enrol?

You should feel satisfied that detailed prior history taking sessions to diagnose sex addiction, how it got set up in your life from childhood, its role, function & purpose are either known or not needed or you have sufficient insight and understanding about them. This can be a difficult call. You may have attended or are attending a 12 steps recovery group and just need other tools to aid your recovery journey. There just is no quick fix to recover from sex/porn/love addiction.

What you can reasonably expect from completing this course – attendance at all 8 sessions is essential:

• Undermining and challenge shame/toxic shame, which keeps the addiction in place and hidden.
• Understand the role played by Narcissism.
• Better understand “Attachment” and childhood issues that can be seen as “trauma” and set up the desire to self-soothe.
• Increased knowledge from a psych-educational journey (imparting significant of knowledge and information), so that the unconscious is moved into the conscious, so you can better see, understand and endeavour to effect change of what you can now see and better understand.
• Better Neuroscience understanding of the brain and trauma and brain functioning.
• Practical, useable lifelong tools for achieving sobriety and ending addiction in your life.
• Identifying triggers and managing your triggers, with risk management techniques.
• Defining your acceptable sexual outlets and boundaries and those that are contrary to maintaining sobriety.
• Understand the impact on a female partner and others (including children).

To enhance and maximise your learning and equipping, there will be weekly homework between sessions, for you to undertake.

Group psychotherapy is associated with favourable outcomes across a number of symptoms. This is not just a Kairos Therapy Centre Recovery programme, but “…is all about reclaiming your life and on the way, achieving sobriety from sex/porn/love addiction and compulsivity behaviours.”