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Navigating Intimacy in Early Recovery
The following article is written by Dr. Adam Moore, Ph.D., LMFT. He is the Clinical Director at Utah Valley Counseling and provides guest content for recovery communities. This article was originally featured as guest content for The Togetherness Project in January...
Four Reasons People Relapse
By Adam M. Moore, PhD, LMFT As a therapist, I work primarily with people struggling with sex addiction–things like compulsive pornography use, or out-of-control sexual behaviors. Sometimes I’ll get a therapy client who comes in after a month of therapy and says...
Navigating Intimacy in Early Recovery
The following article is written by Dr. Adam Moore, Ph.D., LMFT. He is the Clinical Director at Utah Valley Counseling and provides guest content for recovery communities. This article was originally featured as guest content for The Togetherness Project in January...
Four Reasons People Relapse
By Adam M. Moore, PhD, LMFT As a therapist, I work primarily with people struggling with sex addiction–things like compulsive pornography use, or out-of-control sexual behaviors. Sometimes I’ll get a therapy client who comes in after a month of therapy and says...
Recovery: Regaining Your Identity & Sense of Worth
Women who are in relationships with pornography addicts or sex addicts often feel stuck in a position of responsibility for their partner's addiction and recovery. So often, a woman's identity, or sense of self, becomes wrapped up in their partner's recovery choices....
The Surprising Motivator for Violence in Porn
Unless you’ve been hanging out in darkest Peru, you’ve probably heard that pornography exploded along with the internet. What was once an embarrassing ordeal to get your hands on is now accessible, affordable, and anonymous—and irresistible. (Cooper 1998) Now every...
5 Steps to Begin Healing From Infidelity
All couples naturally experience some difficulties. But discovering a significant other’s extramarital affair can be particularly painful. And affairs aren’t limited to sexual infidelity: cheating can also take an emotional or financial form. The confusion and...
Live, Online Recovery Course Registration Open for 2018
Dr. Adam Moore is offering a once-a-year online course for people in recovery from pornography or sex addiction and their partners. This video gives more information about the course and below is a link to a page with full details about the course content, cost,...
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