by Coach Cheryl | Mar 20, 2026 | Alcohol & Drug Addiction, Partner Healing, Partner's Workshop, Recovery, Recovery Workshop, Sex, Love & Porn
Why Values Are the Foundation for Healing When addiction impacts a relationship, it shakes more than trust. It disrupts safety, identity, and emotional stability. As a partner, you may have spent years reacting, adapting, and trying to hold everything together. In...
by Coach Cheryl | Mar 5, 2026 | Partner Healing, Partner's Workshop, Recovery, Recovery Workshop, Sex, Love & Porn
Why Values in Recovery Matter When we talk about health-based recovery, we are not just talking about stopping a behavior. We are talking about building a life that feels worth protecting. That is where values in recovery come in. Without clear values, recovery can...
by Coach Cheryl | Feb 18, 2026 | Alcohol & Drug Addiction, Partner Healing, Partner's Workshop, Recovery, Recovery Workshop, Sex, Love & Porn
When someone you love struggles with addiction, the impact does not stop with them. Partners, spouses, parents, and family members often carry years of stress, fear, grief, and confusion. Yet support is frequently focused on the person with the addiction, leaving...
by admin | Oct 15, 2025 | Alcohol & Drug Addiction, Partner Healing, Sex, Love & Porn
When Love Feels Powerless: Supporting Someone Who Isn’t Ready for Recovery. Watching someone you love struggle with addiction is painful. That pain grows deeper when they are not ready to seek recovery. You may try convincing, pleading, or even threatening, only to...
by Coach Cheryl | Aug 21, 2025 | Alcohol & Drug Addiction, Partner Healing, Sex, Love & Porn
When your partner struggles with addiction or compulsive behavior, the betrayal can feel like it cuts through everything, your sense of safety, your understanding of the relationship, even your connection to yourself. Many partners describe feeling like they lost...
by Coach Cheryl | Aug 7, 2025 | Alcohol & Drug Addiction, Sex, Love & Porn
There’s a message that gets repeated in a lot of recovery spaces. You’re an addict. You’ll always be an addict. You’ll have to fight this forever. It’s meant to create caution. Maybe even accountability. But for many people, it becomes a prison. An identity that keeps...
