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Discovering that your partner has been struggling with sex or porn addiction can be devastating. You may feel betrayed, confused, angry, anxious, or simply overwhelmed. Our free support group for partners of sex and porn addicts offers a safe, confidential space where you can begin to process what’s happened and start to find your footing again.
Led by a therapist with experience in betrayal trauma and relational recovery, this group is a place for validation, understanding, and strength. Whether the addiction is recent or long-term, whether you’re staying, leaving, or unsure, you’re welcome here.
This group gives you the chance to:
Share your story in a supportive, non-judgemental space
Connect with others who understand the shock and pain of betrayal trauma
Learn about sex and porn addiction from a relational perspective
Regain clarity, rebuild boundaries, and prioritise your wellbeing
Feel seen, supported, and less alone in what you’re going through
You don’t need a referral or diagnosis. You just need to want support.
This group is for anyone aged 18+ who has been affected by a partner’s sex or porn addiction. You can attend whether you’re in the relationship or not, and whether or not your partner is in recovery.
We ask that you contact us in advance if you’d like to attend, as spaces are limited to keep the group small and supportive.
Location: Online
When: Fortnightly, 10am - 11.30am
Facilitators: Caroline Ley and Morag Makey
Cost: Free to attend
How to book: Please contact us to reserve your place
This group offers a gentle, grounded space where you can begin to process what’s happened, without pressure, judgement, or shame.
You can expect:
A confidential, therapist-led environment, where emotional safety and respect are central
Space to share or stay quiet, depending on what feels right for you
Validation of your experience, including the shock, confusion, and pain of betrayal
A non-blaming, trauma-informed approach, focused on your healing and boundaries
Simple, supportive tools to help you feel more grounded, calm, and in control
You don’t need to have made any big decisions about your relationship. Just come as you are. This is a space for you.
This group is for anyone aged 18 or over who has been affected by a partner’s sex or porn addiction. You’re welcome whether you’re still in the relationship, have left, or are unsure what comes next.
No. You’re free to share as much or as little as you like. Many people choose to listen quietly at first, and there’s no pressure to speak.
No. The group is focused on you, your healing, boundaries, and emotional wellbeing. Whether you stay or leave, the space is here to support your process, not direct it.
Yes. Whether you've just discovered the betrayal or have been living with the impact for some time, the group offers a safe space to begin processing your experience, connect with others, and start rebuilding your sense of self.
If you’re interested in joining the group or have any questions about whether it’s right for you, please get in touch or book a confidential call. We’re here to support you.