Post by Deleted on Mar 21, 2016 9:17:50 GMT -7
I'm posting a link to a website of a christian counselor. She specializes in helping women who are in emotionally destructive and abusive relationships. She is not specific to sex addiction but has a lot of wonderful free information on her website. I have benefited much by reading through her free resources over the years.
She's all about helping you build your core strength, biblically responding to abuse of all kinds (and NOT the typical church stance of just forgive and be a more submissive wife - ugh! That kind of advice is so unhelpful when married to someone who is enslaved to addiction!).
The page I am linking has all the past newsletters with great articles and Q&A's. There is also a link to her blog on the page menu. The blog contains great information too.
Emotional abuse, manipulation, spiritual, financial, and even physical abuse often go hand in hand when a spouse is enslaved to sex addiction. These articles may help give
clarity to what is really going on in your relationship. The advice she gives appears to be biblically sound and very real- life, how to begin to make changes and put Gods word into practice in your life. The info has been very helpful to me, so thought I would share with all of you wonderful ladies. Blessings and prayers to you on your own journey.
leslievernick.com/newsletter-archive/
She's all about helping you build your core strength, biblically responding to abuse of all kinds (and NOT the typical church stance of just forgive and be a more submissive wife - ugh! That kind of advice is so unhelpful when married to someone who is enslaved to addiction!).
The page I am linking has all the past newsletters with great articles and Q&A's. There is also a link to her blog on the page menu. The blog contains great information too.
Emotional abuse, manipulation, spiritual, financial, and even physical abuse often go hand in hand when a spouse is enslaved to sex addiction. These articles may help give
clarity to what is really going on in your relationship. The advice she gives appears to be biblically sound and very real- life, how to begin to make changes and put Gods word into practice in your life. The info has been very helpful to me, so thought I would share with all of you wonderful ladies. Blessings and prayers to you on your own journey.
leslievernick.com/newsletter-archive/