Sex Addiction: Integrating Individual and Couples’ Therapy
Sex Addiction: Integrating Individual and Couples’ Therapy is organized by E Care Behavioral Health Institute.
Overview:
This course focuses on the coordination of treatment for both the addict and the partner.
Quite typically, both partners experience a destabilizing number of issues with the discovery or disclosure of sexual breaches in the relationship: relational trauma and compulsive behaviors being the predominant symptoms.
This course focuses on various therapy configurations and phases of treatment, and how to coordinate the healing process for both partners and the relationship, as a whole. Three particularly helpful models will be outlined and suggested to assist this process: relationship math, polarity management, and masculine/feminine dynamics.
Objectives:
• Identify the advantages and disadvantages of the three configurations of integrating individual and couples’ therapy.
• Distinguish three phases of treatment for the couple to pass thru for comprehensive healing to occur.
• Describe the two most applicable diagnostic and treatment lenses for which to treat each partner with a sexual breach(es).
• List and state the tasks of each partner to accomplish within each phase of treatment.
• At the conclusion of this course, attendees will have a roadmap for integrating the individual and couples’ therapy necessary to lead to successful healing.