Confidential Coaching for Young Men Battling Sex, Porn, and Sexting Addiction

Coaching and therapy both provide valuable support but differ in focus and approach. Therapy, typically conducted by licensed mental health professionals, helps individuals address past trauma, mental health challenges, or emotional distress. It often delves into the root causes of behaviors to promote healing and self-understanding.

Coaching, in contrast, is action-oriented and forward-focused. It emphasizes setting goals, developing strategies, and building skills to drive personal growth and lasting behavior change. Coaching provides practical guidance, daily support, and accountability to help you take consistent, meaningful steps toward recovery.

Unlike therapy, which is typically a once-a-week session by appointment, coaching offers a more intensive recovery experience with daily interaction and support. Many people find that coaching complements therapy by providing the structure and motivation needed to implement insights and strategies learned in their healing journey.

While my work as a coach is therapeutic, I am not a licensed therapist or counselor. Instead, I combine professional training, knowledge, and my own lived experience to guide you through the recovery process.

As someone who has battled and overcome a deep addiction to internet pornography, I understand the struggle firsthand. Recovery allowed me to rebuild my life, becoming a successful family member, business owner, and friend—and I want to help you achieve the same transformation.

Our sessions are not therapy but a structured program of recovery focused on actionable steps and personal growth. However, I often recommend working with a psychotherapist alongside coaching, as many addicts face underlying issues best addressed through professional therapy. Together, these approaches can provide a comprehensive path to lasting recovery.

Absolutely. We take your privacy very seriously. All interactions, including coaching sessions and group meetings, are conducted with the utmost confidentiality to ensure your comfort and trust.

Confidential Participation: From the moment you join the program, your identity and involvement are protected. We take great care to ensure that your participation is kept private, allowing you to engage fully without fear of exposure.

Confidential Progress: Your progress and all discussions in individual coaching sessions, group meetings, and daily check-ins are treated with the highest level of confidentiality. This ensures that you can speak openly and honestly about your experiences and challenges.

If you are a danger to yourself or someone else, we must report by law.

The only other circumstance under which your confidentiality might be broken is if we receive a court order requiring us to disclose information. In such rare cases, we will comply with the law while making every effort to protect your privacy to the fullest extent possible.

Relapses are a common part of the recovery process. Our program includes strategies for managing relapses and setbacks, helping you understand why they happen and how to recover from them. Your coach and support network will be there to guide you through these moments.

No, this is not a religious-based program. While spirituality will be discussed, it will be in a non-religious context. The focus will be on personal growth, mindfulness, and finding inner strength, which are universal concepts that can benefit everyone regardless of their religious beliefs. Our goal is to provide support and guidance that aligns with your individual values and beliefs, helping you on your path to recovery in a way that feels comfortable and meaningful to you

Your geographical location plays a pivotal role here.

For the sake of convenience, we primarily conduct our group meetings via online platforms. On the other hand, individual coaching sessions offer the flexibility of being either virtual or face-to-face, depending on your proximity.

I strongly advise opting for several in-person sessions whenever possible, as they tend to be significantly more impactful.