Sex And Porn Addiction Weekly Online Live Support Groups Launched
Oct 1, 2020
Small Groups Online has announced the availability of its support groups for men and women struggling with porn and sex addiction. Membership comes at a special rate of $1 for the first month.
Woodbury, United States - September 30, 2020 /PressCable/ —
Small Groups Online has announced the availability of its effective online support groups. These support groups are available for men and women who struggle with or have been impacted by sex and porn addiction.
More information is available at www.smallgroupsonline.com
The newly announced support system is considered a simple and safe way of bringing together men and women who share a common struggle with porn and lust. It comprises weekly one-hour video meetings and free access to the Live Free Community app.
The facilitators of Small Groups Online understand that with the stay-home policy governing the current pandemic there are few options available for individuals who are in need of a weekly support system. Hence, the platform was created with access to an online community full of resources and content, at a special rate of $1 for the first month. Just enter the coupon code DOLLAR at checkout.
It is a scientific fact that every individual needs others in their lives for optimal mental, emotional, and sexual health. However, when one becomes entangled in addictive behavior like excessive sex or pornography viewing, the shame of it causes one to shy away from reaching out to others for help.
For this reason, an authentic, like-minded, positive community, where one can be open about one’s addictions without fear of scorn or condemnation, is needed. Such a community not only helps people achieve their goals but empowers them to make better life decisions.
The Small Groups Online platform features total transparency and complete confidentiality, trained leaders and trusted expertise, and private chats that are available 24/7.
The online support groups have received high praise from those who would have benefited from them.
Thomas P., one of the beneficiaries, related that real change began the day he joined his group.
“I instantly discovered a community that supported me with zero judgment,” he stated.
Another group member, Susan S., testified to the revolutionary benefit of the group in her life: “These women have been a safe place for me to be real honest with my pain and disappointment and a constant reminder that I am not alone and there is always hope…”
According to one of the facilitators, the small groups offer an opportunity for being seen and known by one another. It happens in a safe environment where each individual can seek freedom from addiction, and shame, and pain.
The support groups cater to men and women of all backgrounds including pastors, spouses, and partners of those who are struggling.
Interested parties can click on the link above for more details or to sign up.
Contact Info:
Name: CARL W THOMAS
Email: Send Email
Organization: Live Free Ministries
Address: 5 Gondola Circle, Woodbury, New Jersey 08096, United States
Website: http://www.livefreecommunity.org
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 88978779
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