Sex Addiction & Betrayal Trauma Workshops
You don’t have to have everything worked out before you get in touch.
We’ll talk things through with you and help you take the next step forward.
No pressure to commit, just a clearer sense of what might help.

What You Can Expect
Our workshops are designed to feel supportive, steady, and manageable, even when the topics being explored feel difficult or emotionally charged.
We understand that many people arrive feeling anxious, uncertain, or emotionally overwhelmed. You will not be expected to explain everything or have all the answers before attending.
You can expect:
The focus is not on pressure or disclosure, but on helping you feel more supported, informed, and less alone in what you’re experiencing.
FAQs
No. Some people attend workshops alongside counselling or group support, while others come as a starting point to better understand what’s happening and what support might help.
Workshops usually include a mixture of psychoeducation, guided reflection, practical tools, and group discussion. Some workshops are more educational, while others include more reflective and experiential work.
No. There is never any pressure to speak or share more than feels comfortable. You are welcome to participate in a way that feels manageable for you.
Yes. We ask everyone attending to respect the privacy and confidentiality of others within the group space.
Yes. Some workshops are designed specifically for partners affected by betrayal trauma, while others may focus more on addiction recovery or relationship impact. Details will be included on each workshop listing.
We offer both in-person workshops in Henley-on-Thames and selected online workshops across the UK.
Costs vary depending on the workshop. Some are free to attend, while others are paid events. Full details will be provided on each workshop page or event listing.
Thinking About Attending?
If you’re unsure whether a workshop is the right fit for you, you’re very welcome to get in touch below.
We can talk things through and help you decide what kind of support feels most appropriate for where you are right now.
You don’t have to work this out on your own.
