Addiction and Betrayal Therapy or Coaching?
Coaching
Coaching
While not psychotherapy, betrayal and recovery coaching offers a highly structured, compassionate roadmap to move from crisis to clarity. It’s a space to process the story, restore safety, and practice new ways of being in relationship—within yourself and with others.
Available nationwide.
Therapy
Coaching
Using the IITAP task model, EMDR, and attachment-based interventions, we help clients dismantle shame, restore accountability, and rebuild the capacity for authentic connection—both with self and others.
Available in Florida and Texas
Is there a difference
Is there a difference
Therapy focuses on healing trauma, diagnosing disorders, and processing emotional wounds. Therapy is governed by licensure laws, ethical standards, and geolocation.
Coaching, by contrast, is forward-moving and skill-based—it helps you apply insight to action. Coaches also adhere to a code of ethics and are not limited by geolocation of client or practitioner.
Coaching to Heal the Cycle, Reclaim Connection
When sexuality feels out of control—or when trust has been shattered by betrayal—life can start to feel divided into before and after. Our coaching process helps you rebuild what was lost: integrity, safety, and connection.
Integrating the IITAP task model, Gottman relational methods, and EMDR-informed resourcing to support both individuals and couples navigating problematic sexual behavior (also known as Compulsive Sexual Behavior Disorder, CSBD).
This coaching work focuses on:
- Understanding the why behind compulsive sexual or relational patterns
- Developing a concrete sobriety and recovery plan anchored in personal values
- Rebuilding trust and emotional safety through structured accountability
- Supporting betrayed partners with education, boundaries, and self-stabilization tools
- Learning new intimacy skills that replace secrecy with authenticity
While not psychotherapy, betrayal and recovery coaching offers a highly structured, compassionate roadmap to move from crisis to clarity. It’s a space to process the story, restore safety, and practice new ways of being in relationship—within yourself and with others.
Therapy for Unwanted Sexual Behaviors
Rebuilding Integrity, Intimacy, and Identity
Compulsive Sexual Behavior Disorder (CSBD)—is not about sex itself. It’s about the drive to regulate emotion, soothe pain, or seek validation through sexual behavior that becomes unmanageable, secretive, or self-destructive.
We provide a confidential, compassionate space to understand the deeper story beneath the symptoms.
Using the IITAP task model, EMDR, and attachment-based interventions, clients dismantle shame, restore accountability, and rebuild the capacity for authentic connection—both with self and others.
Therapy focuses on:
- Understanding the origins of compulsive sexual or relational patterns
- Healing trauma, attachment wounds, and shame-based beliefs
- Developing internal regulation and relapse prevention skills
- Rebuilding healthy intimacy and spiritual integrity
Julie Norman is a Certified Sex Addiction Therapist-Candidate (CSAT), Licensed Professional Counselor in Texas, and Registered Telehealth Provider in Florida.
Therapy sessions are available:
- In person and virtually for clients residing in Texas
- Virtually for clients residing in Florida
