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help for wives of sex addictsA Woman's Healing Journey is a ministry developed to help wives of sex addicts, as well as their marriages. Here you will not automatically be labeled codependent. Rather, based on recent research, we believe most partners of sexual addicts are suffering from trauma, and that many of their symptoms will ease as their trauma is addressed.

This ministry grew out of the personal and professional experience of Christian counselor, author, and speaker, Marsha Means. If your husband has affairs, is addicted to pornography, struggles with same-sex attraction, or some other form of extra-marital sexual behavior, you are in the right place. The counselors and coaches who offer help and support here have personally experienced the pain and loss sex addiction brings, whether one is the sex addict or his partner.

Each of us cares deeply about the heartache and confusion you feel and wants to provide encouragement, hope, and support. Because we have not only survived our own painful experiences with sex addiction—but gone on to thrive—we want to help you make the same healing journey. We invite you to reach out and ask us for help.

 

Announcements

Announcing Healing Rain: A Daily Devotional & Prayer Journal For Partners of Sex Addicts by Marsha Means, MA & Coach Christy Kane

We are pleased to announce the pre-publication release of Healing Rain: A Daily Devotional & Prayer Journal for Partners of Sex Addicts, now available for purchase and download.

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Non-Profit Status

We are thrilled to tell you that we are now part of a Christian non-profit called Educational Support Services (ESS). Our addoption by ESS enables us to begin receiving tax-deductable donations.

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Latest Articles

Wounded Little Boys; Broken Grown-up Men

"How could he do this to me? To our children? To God...and to himself?" nearly all of us cry out in the early days of discovering that the man we gave our heart and life to has shattered our world by violating the sanctity of our marriage and giving away what we believed was ours alone.

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Healing: God, Choice, Relationships

As I listen to hurting women share the heartache that comes with loving a sex addict, there are days when I feel as if I have been ministering beside the pool at Bethesda in Jerusalem, surrounded by the sick, the broken, and the dying. At those times I am reminded of the crippled man who had lived beside the pool for thirty-eight long years, waiting and hoping for his healing. And then one glorious day in his life Jesus came, and he walked straight toward the crippled man lying on there on his mat, right where he’d been for the last thirty-eight years, clinging to the ragged edges of his hope. But Jesus did not just miraculously touch him and give him a new body; instead he asked a question, and a rather strange question at that. He asked, “Do you want to get well?” Apparently healing was available to him, but he had to supply the “want-to” if he wanted to be whole. I believe there is a lesson in that picture for us: healing is a choice.

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Others' Stories

15 years of taking my husband\\\'s compuslive lies

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Essay Title:15 years of taking my husband\\\\\\\'s compuslive lies

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Shattered Heart

Name:Mandie
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Essay Title:Shattered Heart

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