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This is just the beginning of your journey healing from betrayal trauma.
RIGHT NOW, IN THIS MOMENT,
YOU ARE ENOUGH.
I get to show you how to believe this for yourself.
Sometimes his porn use elicits confusion on your end: You're mad at him, yet you might find yourself wanting to have more sex because it just might turn him around—this can sometimes be the result of a fawning trauma response.
You might have deep fears, wondering what his porn use means for your family, and even your salvation.
Living in a marriage where your husband is looking at porn can be a confusing and scary place to be. It can feel like you’re going to lose everything: your marriage, family, your kids.
I’m here to teach you how to find clarity and calm within yourself so that you can be empowered and conscious enough to move forward in a powerful way FOR YOU.
While there’s no guarantee that your marriage won’t fail, or that he’ll stop looking at porn, I can guarantee that I’ll help to put you on a path where you can be grounded, loving, and conscious of your own needs and wants, no matter what your husband decides.
Porn use is connected to attachment: a man is seeking connection with vulnerability, a hit without having to be rejected. If we look closer at what most husbands are doing, we see that they’re numbing out and freezing. I will teach you how to understand this on a deeper level so that you can further understand from within that this actually has nothing to do WITH YOU.
Together, we will advocate that stopping porn is the goal, and that it’s time to advocate for intimacy in your marriage. You are worth advocating for.
Many women are conditioned to self-betray in the name of the greater good, i.e. helping the man.
The truth is, women are the greater good too, and I will teach you how to focus on that. Together, we’ll address previous conditioning you may have grown up with. We’ll create boundaries.
When there have been lies (whether from your husband, passed down in the culture you grew up in), navigating YOUR truth can be hard. Not only hard, it can be blocked a little when we're in trauma. I’ll teach you how to get into your body and learn to fully trust your intuition.
I'M IN. LET'S GET STARTED.If you can relate, it's time you and women everywhere to stop feeling powerless and instead advocate for what they want. Finding balance between and focusing on the self will only enhance your entire healing process. It’s time for you to feel safe enough in your body so you can truly internalize the truth that porn doesn’t have to be the end-all be-all.
You don’t have to be alone in this anymore. I am here to walk you through every step, and to help you come out the other side a more whole, intuitive, confident woman. Studies show the effectiveness of healing in communities. Come give it a try.
SO . . . ARE YOU DONE
Feeling like a victim to your husband’s porn use?Â
Wondering if it’s possible to repair your marriage?
Feeling committed to your husband but confused about what his porn use means for you?Â
Wondering what’s real and not real in your marriage?Â
I'LL SHOW YOU HOW TO
Heal from the emotional wounds that tend to come after finding out his past or present porn use.Â
Know in your bones that his actions have NOTHING to do with you, your beauty, worth, and lovability.
Find strength and clarity for yourself, and your marriage.
Rise up, discover, and step into the energy of the incredible woman that you already are.
This can happen whether he’s stopping, stopped, or not stopping his behavior.Â
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Seven years ago I thought I had it all.
Then one day out of the blue, my husband told me he had been lying to me for years about his porn use.
I felt betrayed. I was gutted. I felt like I had no one to talk to and didn’t know what to do.Â
I started questioning everything. It felt as though my life had 180’d.Â
To top it all off, within a week of telling me, he started having panic attacks. He then stopped working due to anxiety, depression, and side-effects of his medication.
I had a 4 year old, 2 year old, 3 month old and became a caretaker for my husband.
I didn’t see any positive end game.
I spent a lot of time struggling to survive.
I became an avid information gatherer. I read, listened to a LOT of podcasts, and talked to trusted friends.
I needed more.
I went to traditional therapy. I went to specialized therapy. I went to energy workers, muscle testers, practiced yoga (all great things that still serve me today).
I needed more.
It wasn’t until I got a life coach that my healing came full circle.Â
I was then able to start believing that I could be confident, connected, and optimistic about my life again.Â
And now, years later, I still find value in the practice of multiple modalities, which is why I make this available to clients in my program today.Â
Today I am thriving: not because my circumstances magically changed.
I am THRIVING because I followed a plan. A plan I needed specific to my body. Â
I now teach this to my clients.
I teach people like you how to accelerate your healing--by getting clear on what needs to heal and avoid unnecessary suffering.
I teach people like you how to get the live you deserve, faster.
I teach people like you how to have the clarity and openness that you're dreaming of. u’ve always dreamed of.
Are you struggling in your marriage due to your husband’s past or present porn use?Â
Do you want to be a part of a constructive group of women who support you in your healing?
I’m torn between investing in him vs investing in me. Help!
How do I get more 1:1 time with you?
When will the calls be?
Can I get group coaching on things that aren’t porn?
I’ve been to other support groups that don’t seem helpful. It seems like a complaint festival.
My husband doesn’t have a porn problem any more but I’m still struggling from the effects of it—will this program still be relevant?
Podcast
"How to Stop Looking at Porn" was originally a podcast I recorded with my partner, Danny (who now runs the Chainbreaker program). While my approach today is more somatic-based, there are still many episodes to help support you through your husband's porn use.
Free Resources
Want access to my library of resources, workbooks, trainings, etc. I've put together throughout my work supporting women working through this? Fill out the form below and I'll send it your way.Â
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