Partners' Support Group

Partners' Monthly Support Group

Why Join a Support Group?

Many partners of sex and porn addicts feel isolated, ashamed, or unsure of where to turn. Speaking with others who have experienced similar pain can be incredibly validating and healing. Our support group offers:

  • A Non-Judgmental Space – You can share as much or as little as you like without fear of being blamed or dismissed.
  • Guidance from a Professional – The group is facilitated by an experienced betrayal trauma counsellor who ensures discussions remain supportive and constructive.
  • Shared Wisdom & Coping Strategies – Learn from others who have navigated similar challenges, and gain insights that can help you move forward.
  • Hope & Empowerment – Whether you’re in the early stages of shock or further along in your healing journey, the group helps you regain a sense of strength and control over your own life.

 

How It Works

  • Sessions are held twice a month via a secure online platform.
  • Each session lasts 90 minutes and includes time for guided discussion and optional sharing.
  • The group is free to attend, though registration is required to maintain confidentiality and ensure a safe space.
  • You are welcome to attend regularly or drop in as needed.


This support group is not about fixing the relationship—it’s about supporting you as an individual, wherever you are in your journey. If you’d like to join or learn more, get in touch with us today.

Our Group

Bi-Monthly Online Support Group

When: Second and Fourth Saturday of the month

Time: 10am -11:30

How: We will send you a  link to join

Can my partner really be addicted to sex?

Maybe...

Has your partner not been able to stop their behaviour even though they wanted to? Has it impacted negatively on your relationship or interfered with their work? Has it escalated over time? If you have answered yes, this suggests your partner has an unhealthy relationship with sex and pornography which may need addressing with a professional.

Whatever is going on for your partner, this is not your fault. 

Please contact us to find out how we can support you.

I left my partner and had no one that I could be honest with. The group gave me a voice.

Emma, 48