NEW PATH · SEX ADDICTION LEARNING CENTER
FREE · SELF-PACED · PRIVATE
A free, self-paced path through recovery — for the person struggling, and for the partner who was hurt.
Whatever brought you here, you are not alone, and you are not beyond help. Two free courses, written by clinicians who do this work every day — read at your own pace, in your own privacy, with no sign-up and no judgment.
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Two free courses. Pick yours.
Each course is built the same way — one topic per module, with a lesson, what actually helps, videos, a short reflection, and a private workbook you keep.
For the person in recovery
Sex Addiction Recovery
A free, self-paced path out of the cycle — understanding what is happening in your brain, facing what it was protecting, and building lasting self-control.
13 modules · 3 Parts
The 3 Parts
1 Break the Cycle
2 Uncover the Root Causes
3 Build Lasting Change
For the betrayed partner
Healing After Betrayal
A free, self-paced path through betrayal trauma — from the first shock, to rebuilding your sense of self, to reclaiming your life on your own terms.
12 modules · 4 Parts
The 4 Parts
1 Shock & Survival
2 Realization & Rebuilding Self
3 Rage & Reclamation
4 Integration & Empowerment
How each module works.
Every module follows the same five-step arc — about 20–30 minutes, start to finish.
Learn
The science and the human reality in plain language — what is going on and why.
What helps
The practical part — concrete strategies you can actually use, right after the lesson.
Watch
Short videos from clinicians and people with lived experience, where they add something real.
Reflect
A short screener or check-in — a mirror for noticing patterns, not a diagnosis.
Workbook
Specific prompts that turn the lesson into something you use. Saved privately in your browser.
Free, private, and yours. No account, no email, no cost. Your answers save to your browser only — no one sees what you write. Start anywhere; come back anytime.
Not sure where you stand?
A few minutes with a self-check can help you see the picture more clearly — and our team is here whenever you want a real conversation.
In a crisis or emergency?
If you may harm yourself or someone else, or can't stay safe, get urgent help now: in the US call 911 for immediate danger, or call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline); elsewhere, use your local emergency number or crisis line. For ongoing peer support, S-Anon and COSA offer free meetings for partners and families affected by sex addiction. If you are experiencing abuse, the National Domestic Violence Hotline is available 24/7 at 1-800-799-7233 (or text START to 88788). This program is educational, is not a substitute for care from a professional who knows you, does not create a therapist–client relationship, and is not monitored — no one sees what you write here.
Part of the New Path Family of Therapy Centers.