Therapeutic Disclosure and the Partner of a Sex Addict

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Disclosure Prep-Group

Are you considering doing a Full Therapeutic Disclosure?

But feel a little intimidated, nervous, or downright scared of going through that process alone?

Consider signing up for our disclosure prep group. 

You will:

  • Receive support from other group members
  • Receive guidance from a trained trauma-informed Disclosure professional coach
  • Be aware of what the process looks like and what it will require from you
  • Discover areas that you need to work on in order to have a successful discovery process
  • Learn what you need to do in order to create safety for your partner and to keep her safe throughout the process

Disclosure Process

Are you ready to dive in?

You’ve made up your mind, to tell the truth, and the whole truth, because you love and respect your partner. 

Let BECTSPSA help you navigate the unique challenges of the Disclosure Process. 

  • What does your partner want to know?

Have you answered all her questions completely and honestly?

  • Have you given an accurate timeline?
  • How to handle things that you remember later?

These are but a few of the questions that BECTSPSA can help you answer in a way that will create safety and help you to lay a new foundation built on trust, honesty, transparency, and vulnerability. 

 

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Post Disclosure Process​

Are you still reeling from the aftermath of your Disclosure?

Are you trying to make sense of it and decipher what it means for you now?

You are not alone. 

There are two options that you can explore:

1 to 1 Post Disclosure Sessions

You are able to process your disclosure experience:

  • At your own pace
  • Make meaning of it
  • Grieve your losses
  • Create your self-care routine
  • Create your maintenance plan

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Group Post Disclosure sessions

Processing your Disclosure experience in a group can be very helpful:

  • Having accountability partners
  • Being in a group that understands the unique emotional challenges that disclosures bring
  • To grow in awareness. Getting ideas and suggestions from others as you share yours with them