Recovery: Real Healing, Not Just Coping
Break the cycle. Reclaim your clarity. Build a life you respect.
Addiction isn’t just about behavior — it’s about what’s driving it. Whether it’s pornography, video games, workaholism, substance use like alcohol or stimulants, or other addictive patterns, I help men address the underlying emotional, relational, and spiritual patterns fueling the compulsions.
This isn’t about shame or self-punishment — and it’s not about managing symptoms forever.
It’s about true recovery at the root level.
My approach is multi-pronged. It draws from many proven methods that work — including the 12-steps — while integrating additional elements that support deep and lasting transformation:
Structured accountability — including daily and weekly check-ins to build consistency and momentum
Somatic practices — to release stored tension, regulate the nervous system, and reconnect with your body
Psychospiritual root work — to uncover and heal the deeper emotional drivers of compulsive behavior
Clear sobriety frameworks — tailored to your specific addiction patterns, with realistic daily practices and boundaries
Compassion and ownership — fostering honesty and responsibility without collapsing into guilt or shame
I don’t believe that once you’re an addict, you’re always an addict. I believe we can fully heal — not by avoiding ourselves, but by meeting the pain that drove the behavior with clarity, presence, and integrity.
Recovery is not a punishment. It’s an act of maturity. Of courage. Of self-respect.
Self-forgiveness is central to this process. Your past actions do not define you — it’s your day-to-day choices that shape the man you become.
This work is for men who are ready to face themselves — and walk a real path of change.
Take the First Step Toward Real Recovery
If you’re ready to break the cycle — not just manage it — let’s talk.
Book a free introductory meeting to explore what’s driving the patterns, what you want instead, and whether this approach is the right fit. No pressure. Just a grounded conversation to get honest and begin real change.