How the course works
The Pivotal Recovery Course is a comprehensive, professionally guided programme to help you stop unwanted sexual behaviours and stay stopped.
Sex addiction and sex offending
Sex addiction and sex offending are often confused, and while there are some similarities, there are also significant differences.
How to overcome porn addiction, sex addiction and compulsive sexual behaviour disorder
One of the challenges of addiction recovery is that it sounds like it should be so easy - you just stop.
Female sex addiction
It’s not just men who struggle with sex and porn addiction. Of those that do struggle, an estimated 30% are women.
How recovery improves your sex life
Being in recovery from sex and porn addiction, or compulsive sexual behaviours, means giving up your unwanted behaviour, not giving up sex.
Sexual diversity and addiction
Is sex addiction different if you’re gay? Do lesbians get addicted to porn? Does being in an open relationship mean you’re a sex addict?
Welcome to a brand new way of beating porn addiction
You may have tried other methods in the past but had no success, or this may be the first time you’ve looked for help. Either way what you’ll find here is something that is accessible, affordable and anonymous.
Can I beat porn addiction?
The decision to stop watching porn compulsively or overcome sex addiction is basically a choice. But before you can make that choice you have to root out any faulty thinking patterns and beliefs that might be blocking your ability to recognise it as a choice.
How having a vision will help you beat porn addiction
There are two ways of looking at addiction recovery - either you can focus on giving something up, or you can focus on starting something new.
How to stop unwanted sexual behaviours
Stopping compulsive sexual behaviours is best done when you can recognise your own unique cycle of addiction. This article covers my ‘six phase cycle of addiction’, the goal to beating sex addiction is to be able to personalise the cycle and stop it in its tracks.
Take your first step to recovery
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