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Sexual Addiction: Intensives for Couples
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Eli provides intensives for couples in recovery. He addresses conflict resolution, communication, safety, and trust-building along with other issues couples face in recovery. With over 30 years of experience working with couples in recovery, Eli brings a wealth of experience and wisdom to every intensive he leads. To attend one of his workshops email him at eli@showup365.com
Understanding Anxiety's effects
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I want to to watch with the curiosity to discover the roots of your anxiety.
How to Build a Safe Relationship. video 1
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This video begins the process of learning what kind of relationship you truly desire. It is the groundwork of achieving the relationship you have always desired deep within and never had the blueprint to build it.
Finding Safety and Connection With God. (Video 4)
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1. A look at Step Three of recovery. 2. Daily "Reminder Habits" 3. Learning the importance of showing up with God regularly 4. How step three changes how we trust
Finding Safety and Connection with God (video 3)
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Your God perspective is it in the Present? * If you live in fear of the future you will continue to remain stuck * Learn to know when you have moved into tomorrow. * Learn to get grounded in the present.
Finding Safety and Connection with God (video 2)
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This video is about getting unstuck with your higher power. If we are living in the past, we will continue to remain stuck. 1. We must learn to be present to be observant. 2. We must focus our attention on our experiences with clarity. 3. We must learn the skill of stillness. Oprah Winfrey
Finding Safety And Connection with God. (video 1)
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* Your journey with God * What is your understanding of a higher power or "God perspective"? * Three steps in this journey
Building a Safe Relationship Together (video 3)
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* Practice with your partner * Know when you need help
Building a Safe Relationship Together (video 2)
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* Working with your partner to accomplish trust * Practical steps to build mutual safety
Building A Safe Relationship Together (video1)
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* Dealing with outside obstacles that couples face. * Challenges of conflict resolutions * How to make a list of dangerous areas in your relationship
Discovering how to be a safe person in relationships #3
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* What needs to be addressed in trust-building. * Get feedback; don't assume in relationships. * Understand the grief process.
Discovering how do be a safe person in relationships. #2
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Discovering how do be a safe person in relationships. #2
Discovering how to be a safe person in relationships #1
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Discovering how to be a safe person in relationships #1
Rebuilding Trust in One's Self (video 3)
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Rebuilding Trust in One's Self (video 3)
Rebuilding Trust in one's self (2nd video)
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Rebuilding Trust in one's self (2nd video)
Rebuilding trust in one's self (video 1)
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Rebuilding trust in one's self (video 1)
Introduction to: How to build trust and lower anxiety
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Introduction to: How to build trust and lower anxiety
Eli! Kindest man on earth!
Dear, I don’t know why, but I always feel touched when I see your videos.
I dont agree with what not to tell the spouse who has been cheated on. They deserve any answer to any question they have, rather it is graphic or not. They deserve to be told the entire truth. Period.
Donna, you are right in having the right to know whatever you feel the need to know; however my warning is that once you have those facts they don't leave your mind EVER! It is your choice as to what you want to know, not the addicts. my caution is that the spouse should have the choice as to what knowledge or information they will have to contend with the rest of their lives. Often the addict reveals information to wound or punish the spouse or the spouse obsesses over what they don't know then gets the information they requested and regrets it for many years because they can no longer get it out of their heads . the caution was simply for the benefit of the spouse not the addict. this advice comes from working with thousands of addicts and spouses over 40 years. It is your choice always...it is your brain that will deal with your choice.
He chose to live in his past and threw it at my face every day without placid us and our future
Good for you men who hurt and abuse women
He lied to me and shut me down so I left him and he divorced me because he did not want to do it my way and he chose to do it his way
Little boy will be boys and never grow up
He chose to look at pornography and have his affairs when I needed him most
I refuse to live with a compulsive liar and deceiver
I don’t choose to live with a Pathological liar!
I am not fully known by my X
I did not get this from my X
Eli thank you so much for this great insight to healing and changing our thinking
My boyfriend likes to chat up escorts and he used to go out with them often and he hits all these woman up sends photos acts like he's a whole ass single man. It's disturbing . I can't trust him anymore I thought he only had eyes for me and I feel like a fucking stupid ass now majorly . And when I try to talk to him about this he just lies . I have hard evidence screen shots and he trys to turn it around and get upset with me that I looked in his phone n well I would be using it and see something odd and I would click on it and theren the shit was right there. Would you consider him a sex addict ?
I would have to say yes. With what you have shared and experienced, would you not also say so?
I learned more with this video than in 6 months of therapy- so grateful! Thank you
I am so glad for you. Keep up the journey healing is worth it, and so are you.
38 years of marriage, then found out my husband DIDN'T have a low sex drive, i was second or third in line for his affections, emotions, time and attention. The withdrawal and emotional abuse in the two years before discovery were...intense 😢. For 8 months i have been going through drip drip drip discovery, and he has been slowly coming around to the extent of the pain and damage his choices and behaviours have caused ive watched a LOT of videos...YOURS does the best job of describing the things i grieve of ANY i have seen. SPOT ON!!!
Been there myself that is how I know. Thanks for the input.
Thank you sir for teaching such a complex matter in simple terms.
You are welcome! Grateful that it was a help.
Solid.period. from the wife of a husband in early sobriety - for both of us.
Despite growing up in an oppressively conservative culture, I've never felt a sense of _shame_ when it comes to sex. What I _have_ always felt is the socially conditioned sense of never being good enough that comes from growing up a fat, nerdy, _non-Mormon in Salt Lake City, Utah._ Thus, in addition to the physical pleasure (and cocktail of "feel good" hormones) that sex offers, being allowed _intimate access to another person_ satisfies a desperate, lifelong need for _validation_ that I constantly crave. Unfortunately, I've come to appreciate that even _legal and consensual_ sex can become so "sociologically complicated" that, in many cases, the pay-off simply isn't worth the risk to my job, family, friendships...up to and including my life itself. Thus, while sexual _thoughts_ are still constantly there (even if only in the background), I focus on the _validating knowledge_ that there are people in the world who _would be only too happy_ to have sex with me, _but_ the "practical logistics" will keep it from ever being as good in _reality_ as it is in my _mind._ This helps to minimize any triggers, _and_ the boundary that keeps me from the ritual of _planting conversational seeds_ is...ironically enough...the kind of social isolation that led to the problem in the first place. The differences are (1) I am the one _choosing_ to stay home because, (2) I have a wife and kids there who love me and whom I love very much, and (3) time _not_ spent with _them_ is _far_ too high a price for whatever validation I may find elsewhere.
Spot on. I’m so fed up with “when are you going to get over it!”
I see the effects while trying to run a business. Fear and decision making.
I thank God for putting you in my life, you are the only one that has explained how exactly I feel during my marriage and after spliting up.
Thank you sir, a year after separation I am still understanding alot from my husband. This hit me really bad I was felt like I wasn't enough.
Great show. My band and I professionally produced a song in Chicago that we posted today on UA-cam that sheds light on betrayal trauma and sexual addiction. Please click on the sleeping tiger to the left and it will take you right to the song. Thank you for listening, if you do.
Every time I relapse I’m getting high and run into the arms of strangers i fall in “ love” for few hours up to 24 hours and after that it all ends but mostly ever time same thing happens over and over… any information would help ty
That’s was great
Give it to God. You are stereotyping things that you have no idea what their home life was like
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Wow incredible! This video is old but it nips all the things I needed to know about mind health. I am sharing this with others!
Thank you, and truly appreciate the feedback.
I have not previously heard of the initial shame feeling as a precursor to kicking off the whole cycle. That describes me to a tee. Thanks for the insights.
Bradley, glad that you could see that, now work on your shame messages and what triggers it and you are 90% sure of sobriety. The rest is working your program.
Exactly how I feel. So painful.
None of it was real. Because he was never there. You can't connect with someone you are betraying so there was no conncetion. He cheated me out of all my memories too.
Im so sorry sweety i know how you feel & how hurtful it is ❤
He couldn't wet her whistle. Not my problem
David, I find your response insensitive to the pain and loss of spouses that have gone through betrayal. Maybe, just maybe, you have little understanding of what it is like to be on the side of betrayal. Then I understand this remark. I am sorry for your loss!
searching for this video triggered me to act out not gonna lie
Each module is available each week after purchase, one module each week. So to see all the modules will take six weeks. I have not put all these on UA-cam yet but will by January 2021. I will be closing down that site by April 2021. I hope this helps.
I purchased this series on your website because I loved the series and didn't see the third module on UA-cam. The problem is after I purchased it, only the first module was available!! Do you know when the others are going to be posted for access? Thank you!
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Daniel, Thank you so much for your kind offer. I am learning as I go and have made mistakes. However, I intend to plow ahead in spite, and continue to stay in the arena... as messy as I am.
Keep up the good work. The enemy is really working in society and using peoples ignorance on this against people. Thank you for making it practical, clear and simple. Keep up the good work.
Thank you, I will
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Keeping secrets, envy, long distance,jealousy,lies and infidelities are major threats to most marriages and relationships and it is important to be smart not to trust 100% when dealing with our partners. Yes, I know the importance of trusting but that same trust can hurt you so much and don’t forget the saying that once a cheater is always a cheater. I’m glad that cyberhackinggenius helped cloned my husband’s phone. I got access to all his dealings both on phone and social media without touching his phone. All I did was share my husband’s phone number with Cyberhackinggenius and I was able to read both his new and 2 years far back deleted messages from my phone through a programmed link to a cloned app containing all cloned cell information without having to touch his phone. My husband was a cheating Narcissist and I’m glad to find out all his secrets and infidelity with the help of cyberhackinggenius. I got to discover that my husband who is legally married to me here in California USA is also recently married to another woman in Canada and I’m finally going through divorce with lots of evidence against him. I read all deleted and recent chats on his Whatsapp, Twitter,Facebook,Instagram and Skype. You can contact this great hacker “Gavin” via Gmail (cyberhackinggenius) and WhatsApp : +19256795146 and I believe I’m saving a soul with this message just as I was saved,…...
I see the pain I caused in my wife. I made a huge mistake. I won't do it again. I had an affair in another country, and stopped going there. I stopped looking at the nude pictures that gave me the fantasies. I don't have any desire for sex anymore. Do I have to be labeled an addict?
Steven, call it whatever you need to call it. And yet ask yourself if you did what you did in spite of the consequences? Have you done similar sexual behaviors in the past when you had promised yourself that you wouldn't and did anyway? Struggled with quitting these behaviors and haven't been able to? If your answer is even close to yes then I suggest that you do the work required to deal with this behavior or it will destroy your life and marriage at some point in the future.
@@Showup365 what work would you suggest
Add also points of isolation as well from everyone. At times paralyzed an extremely hard to move to do anything. Hard to trust when they do say something to you right after you said something an they didn't say it before you had said something so don't beleave them not genuine. Policeing behavior. Anger outbursts due to extreme hurt an loneliness fell no love at all an extreme emptiness. An not do as much around the house or anything. An raised my blood pressure up to 150/120 due to the extream hurt.
This was so powerful I started crying and feeling myself soothe deeply I appreciate it
Ceci, I am grateful that you were able to reach such depths of your soul and find peace. You are truly a deep spirit.
Wow this is exactly how I've felt. It has been a horrible 4 yrs and we are now getting a divorce. He doesn't care and is not willing to get help. Its going to be a long road of healing but at least I'm free from it and can move on to a happier healthy life.
That is a good start, Christina; however, I do recommend that before you get involved in any other relationship that you do your healing and personal work. Going through such difficulty has an effect that can carry on into the next relationship. At some point, you may find you made the same decision all over again.
@@Showup365 yes sir. I agree with you 💯
Thank you, I cried so much....
Glad it was helpful.
Please make more videos. You are a very great speaker and I would love more on the scientist, the monkey, and the crocodile. You are down to earth and you have so much empathy in your voice and you are right about keeping things hidden.... it really makes the partners 1. You can defend your spouse or your secrets, and the difference is who your back is turned to and your sword is facing.... you protect what you love. if your secrets are behind you, that’s what you protect and that’s what you love... and your sword is left facing your spouse. You make your spouse your enemy which how many times have you heard an addict or spouse of say they felt like they were made to be the enemy or “bad guy” and didn’t understand .
TXRN 4u, Thanks for the confirmation. I just want you to know that I have 36+ videos on this channel and another 26 or so on an Online course at www.buildmytrust.com. That course walks you and a spouse or partner foundational trust building journey and how to be architects of a trusting and safe relationship.. Check it out.
Compassion is a better word . my porn addict husband has no compassion for me he bullies & blames me instead
Renee, I regret the pain you must feel experiencing the bullying and blaming. I am afraid that until an addict gets into recovery, and works the program long enough does the addict grow enough to own their behavior and understand the pain they have caused. Over the 30+ years of specializing treating sexual addiction and working with spouses married to them ; I would have to say that approximately 85 to 90% never get into recovery until the spouse says "go or else". It seems that the consequences or pain of their behavior has to reach a certain point before they are willing to admit they have a problem and need help. The question we spouses must ask ourselves is how much pain are we wiling to take before we do our work. And yes I had to do my work also. Today I would never even think of putting up with what I did before my own recovery. I am worth it, are you? go for it girl, you ARE worth it! Check out the healing for spouses workshop at www.Bethesdaworkshops.org
Because he's in shame mode hates himself and he should hate himself so just like most men they always shift blame it's going to be shifted to you. And it's disgusting. My biggest fear right now isn't how much my life is going to change now because I have to find a new place to live but it's how in the hell am I going to find a new boyfriend that doesn't watch porn. I don't want a man that fills his head with that filth and I think every man on the planet is a porn addict. Every man on the planet watches porn. I'm going to spend the rest of my life alone. I need female friends.
@@teresanolivo4075 Teresa, you are correct to find some healthy girlfriends and hang with them for a while until you grieve and get past the betrayal. I also recommend you find a counselor or support group Al-anon would be a good place to start. Over forty years of counseling I have observed a consistency with us humans, we tend to chose partners who will dance a familiar dance with us...one we learned in our family of origin. I found for myself that when I dealt with the reason I kept choosing the way I did, I chose differently. I also had friends help in the process. Friends that knew both of us for a long time and could help us be more sure of our decision. You see sometimes we have a broke chooser that keeps choosing the same over and over, fix the chooser and you will choose differently.
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Tears came down my face when I saw myself as a child. So precious and innocent and special. I told her no matter what anyone does- she will always be special and beautiful.
I am blessed to hear of your experience.