Facing the Shadow Intensive is designed to get to a freedom plan in weeks rather than months. The intensive is the equivalent of 3 months of traditional therapy but done in 4-6 weeks. The 7 Tasks of Recovery frames the six 1.5-hour sessions (or 9 1hr sessions) so that you can find freedom and integrity without delay.

What we’ll Cover:

Tools to Stop

You will gain tools that can stop unwanted compulsive behaviors, reclaim your life, and win back the trust of loved ones. Through the intensive, you will learn to dismantle your addiction one piece at a time. Stopping sexual compulsivity is the first step to healing how the brain has been impaired by pornography and sexual acting out.

A Plan to Replace

Many people think their lives will automatically change if they only stop compulsive behavior. That is partially true. The key to long-lasting recovery and freedom is to be as thoughtful about how you will replace your destructive behaviors as stopping them.

Set a Solid Foundation for Core Change

Often it is broken thinking that perpetuates the destructive cycles. Broken thinking can even sabotage the recovery process itself. Therefore, it is critical to identify and get in front of any self-sabotage. In the Facing the Shadow Intensive, you will identify broken thinking patterns and replace them with life-producing thinking. We will also identify any wounds from the past or other experiences that may need to be resolved for profound change.

The 7 Tasks:

1. Breakthrough denial
2. Understand the nature of the addictive illness.
3. Surrender to the process.
4. Limit damage from behavior
5. Establish sobriety.
6. Ensure physical integrity.
7. Participate in a culture of support.