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When betrayal is discovered, both partners often feel disoriented, heartbroken, and unsure where to turn. The betrayed partner may experience trauma responses that feel overwhelming and unpredictable. The betraying partner may be flooded with shame, guilt, and fear. At Joy Recovery , we understand this pain—and we know healing is possible. Our approach is grounded in the Minwalla Model , which honors the trauma and dignity of betrayed partners while supporting addicts in thei

For anyone navigating the complex landscape of recovery from sex addiction and the profound pain of betrayal, the concepts of "truth" and...

In an increasingly hyper-connected world, the ubiquitous smartphone has become an extension of ourselves. While offering undeniable...

Can he really change? That short, four-word question is actually a huge, significant question that carries a lot of weight.  We grow up...

Many times we think that the purpose of an intimate relationship is comfort, and that is the path that we seek.  We think the destination...

Welcome to another exploration into the depths of our lifestyles and behaviors on Joy Recovery Radio. I'm Roy, and today we delve into a...

Roy:  Welcome to another episode of joy recovery radio. Glad you've joined us today. We're going to be talking about a topic that is....

Sex addicts lie. How is that for a stunning revelation?!?! Sometimes these lies are big, born out of a fear of the consequences of...

Typically, if someone is involved in unwanted compulsive sexual behaviors, those behaviors are called an addiction.  The problem lies in...

"Once a cheater always a cheater." This phrase can spark quite a debate within sex addiction and betrayed partner forums, rarely...

Ready to challenge the status quo of masculinity? This article explores how societal pressures can limit men's emotional expression and...