Part 1
The New Beginnings Program – Part 1 is a 12-week program for Oklahoma men with sexual compulsion and relationship issues. This program is designed for men and addresses issues specific to men. New Beginnings employs a combination of educational classes and small group experiences done in an atmosphere of safety, confidentiality, and respect. The participant completes a written recovery plan and basic core tasks necessary for recovery. This program is a unique and rich experience for those recovering from sexual compulsion or addiction. An initial interview session is required for participation.
Goals:
- Recognize and manage the consequences of sexual compulsion
- Complete the basic tasks necessary for successful recovery and healing
- Focus on the development of specific skills to avoid triggers and reduce shame
- Implement a healthy sexual recovery plan
- Build awareness and insight
- Create safe, confidentially, and respectful atmosphere
- Enhance individual therapy by managing the addiction in a structured program
While the New Beginnings Program is a “group therapy” process, Dr. Wyatt also offers individual therapy for sex addicts (or couples) who are not ready for the group therapy model. All participants are aware of the need for confidentiality whether in a group or individual setting. Call now to start your New Beginning. Dr. Wyatt looks forward to helping free you from your sexual compulsion or sexual addiction at her office in Oklahoma City.
Part 2
Sex addiction is a progressive disorder that develops over a time. Recovery and accountability likewise take time. New Beginnings Part 2 is a follow-up program designed to implement and maintain the concepts and processes learned in Part 1. Dr. Wyatt and the group will hold you accountable without judgment. You will discover through this process that you can maintain a safe and healthy sexual lifestyle.
Call Dr. Wyatt now to continue your New Beginning. Dr. Wyatt looks forward to helping free you from your sexual compulsion or sexual addiction at her office in Oklahoma City.