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Four Reasons People Relapse
By Adam M. Moore, PhD, LMFT As a therapist, I work primarily with people struggling with sex addictionthings like compulsive pornography use, or out-of-control sexual behaviors. Sometimes Ill get a therapy client who comes in after a month of therapy and...
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....
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,...
Six Strategies for Peaceful Conflict Conversations: It’s in the Way We Say It
It’s in the Way We Say It: How Our Voice Can Be Heard While Keeping the Peace 6 Strategies for Peaceful Conflict Conversations Wouldn’t it be nice if conflict or differences within our marriage, family, and friend relationships could be resolved in a calm,...
Eight Things Couples Need in Recovery and Why Your Goals Are Causing You to Fail: Adam Moore – UCAP Presentation
Dr. Adam Moore, clinical director of Utah Valley Counseling presented at the 2017 Utah Coalition Against Pornography annual conference on "Eight Things Couples Need in Recovery and Why Your Goals are Causing You to Fail." Dr. Moore's eight things include: 1. Establish...
Presentation :: Seven Practical Ways You Can Help Others Recover from Pornography Addiction
Dr. Adam Moore presents at the 2016 annual Utah Coalition Against Pornography conference. Knowing how to help a friend or loved one recover from compulsive pornography use or sexual behavior is difficult. You may have a child, friend, partner, or spouse that is...
Free webinar – Managing Triggers, Slips, and Relapses in Recovery
If you missed the free webinar, you can access the content, along with other e-learning tools at our new site, My Recovery Portal. There, you can access on-demand e-learning courses for pornography and sexual addiction recovery. You can also sign up for my email...
Confronting Pornography – BYU Campus Education Week
Adam Moore, Clinical Director of Utah Valley Counseling is invited this year to speak at Brigham Young Universitys Campus Education Week. He will be presenting on four different days, with a total audience capacity of around 1,200. His presentation...
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