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PSAP Module 2 Training
Webinar - Live - Online - Zoom
  • Date - Monday, July 20- Thursday, July 23, 2026
  • Time - 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
  • Time Zone - Central Daylight Savings
  • Instructional Level: Advanced
  • Prerequisites: Must have completed PSAP Module 1
  • Credits Earned: 28 IITAP CEs
  • Early Bird Price - $1000.00 USD - Ends June 22, 2026
  • Standard Price - $1100.00 USD - Begins June 23, 2026

Capstone Wellnes

120 Meghan Lane | Judsonia, AR 72081 | Ph: 866-729-4479 | https://www.capstonetreatmentcenter.com/

Course Description
 

This four-day training is designed for pastors and church leaders to effectively support congregants struggling with sex addiction. Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of sex addiction, its signs and symptoms, and its impact on individuals and communities. Key topics include differentiating between addictive and healthy sexuality, understanding the role of group therapy, and addressing the psychological effects of pornography. This training will also cover the implications of clergy sexual misconduct, strategies for creating supportive environments, and ethical considerations. By the end of the program, participants will be equipped with the knowledge and tools to compassionately and effectively guide congregants toward recovery.

Facilitators
Marnie Ferree
MA, LMFT, CSAT
My Bio
Dr. Craig Cashwell
Ph.D., LPC, NCC, ACS, CSAT-S
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Marnie C. Ferree, M.A., LMFT, CSAT is a licensed marriage and family therapist in Nashville, Tennessee, where she is the founder and director of Bethesda Workshops, a faith-based clinical intensive workshop program for sex addicts, their partners, and couples affected by sexual addiction. The workshop program she established in 1997 for female sex addicts was the first of its kind in the country. Her book No Stones: Women Redeemed from Sexual Addiction was the first to address sexual addiction in women from a Christian perspective. She is also the volume editor and a contributing author of Making Advances - A Comprehensive Guide for Treating Female Sex and Love Addicts, which is the first clinical book on this topic. Marnie is the author of a workbook for female sex addicts, clinical articles in peer-reviewed journals, and numerous inspirational articles. She is a Certified Sex Addiction Therapist (CSAT) through the International Institute of Trauma and Addiction Professionals, and she served for over a dozen years on the editorial board of the Sex Addiction & Compulsivity Journal. Marnie is a frequent speaker at professional and recovery conferences, churches and schools and has been featured on Dateline and in other media.

**Marnie Ferree denies any conflict of interest as faculty for this training event. Any compensation obtain, for my services is directly from ITAP, and not from any affiliated commercial sponsor/host.

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Craig S. Cashwell, Ph.D., LPC, NCC, ACS, CSAT-S formerly served as a Professor in the Department of School Psychology and Counselor Education at the College of William & Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia. A distinguished Fellow of the American Counseling Association (ACA), he currently maintains a private practice specializing in couples and addiction counseling. He has received numerous service awards, including the Association for Spiritual, Ethical, and Religious Values (ASERVIC) Meritorious Service and Lifetime Service Awards, the Chi Sigma Iota Thomas J. Sweeney Professional Leadership Award, and the Conference of Southern Graduate Schools Outstanding Faculty Mentor Award. Craig is a Past-Chair of the Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP) and has served as the Association for Counselor Education and Supervision (ACES) Governing Council Representative to ACA and President of Chi Sigma Iota, the international honor society for the counseling profession. He has over 125 publications, including Shadows of the Cross (a Christian companion to Facing the Shadows) and Integrating Spirituality and Religion into Counseling: A Guide to Competent Practice. Craig has received multiple research awards, including twice being the recipient of the Association for Counselor Education and Supervision Outstanding Article award.

**Dr. Cashwell denies any conflict of interest as faculty for this training event. Any compensation obtain, for my services is directly from ITAP, and not from any affiliated commercial sponsor/host.

Training Details

At the end of this training, participants will be able to:

  1. Define sex addiction and understand its impact on individuals and communities.
  2. Explain the principles of treatment planning for sex addiction.
  3. Identify the signs and symptoms of sex addiction in congregants.
  4. Differentiate between addictive and healthy sexuality.
  5. Discuss the psychological and emotional impact of pornography use.
  6. Understand the role of group therapy in the recovery process for sex addiction.
  7. Describe the process and implications of clergy sexual misconduct.
  8. Implement strategies to support parishioners struggling with sex addiction.
  9. Demonstrate the ability to be present for individuals in their pain, following the Immanuel principle.
  10. Assess the spiritual needs of congregants dealing with sex addiction.
  11. Create a supportive environment within the church for individuals in recovery from sex addiction.
  12. Identify resources and referrals for congregants requiring professional help for sex addiction.
  13. Explain the stages of recovery from sex addiction.
  14. Discuss the importance of accountability and support networks in the recovery process.
  15. Outline ethical considerations when dealing with sex addiction within the church community.
  1. Equip participants with the ability to identify the signs and symptoms of sex addiction and understand its impact on individuals and communities.
  2. Enable participants to differentiate between addictive and healthy sexuality to better support congregants.
  3. Enhance participants' understanding of the role of group therapy and the psychological effects of pornography use in the recovery process.
  4. Provide participants with strategies to create supportive church environments and address ethical considerations in dealing with sex addiction.

Over the course of this 4-day training, you will be introduced to the concept of sex addiction and treatment planning. Pastors will participate and learn from the following curriculum:

  • Clergy sexual misconduct
  • Recovery 101
  • Addictive vs healthy sexuality
  • Impact of porn
  • Group therapy
  • Immanuel- being present for people in their pain
  • And more

Faith-based Clergy, Coach, or Leadership.

PURCHASE OPTIONS   REGISTRATION FEES EARLY BIRD Ends 06/22/2026 STANDARD RATE Starts 06/23/2026
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8:30 am - 10:00 am Class
10:00 am - 10:15 am Break*
10:15 am - 12:00 pm Class
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm Lunch
1:00 pm - 2:30 pm Class
2:30 pm - 2:45 pm Break*
2:45 pm - 5:00 pm Class

Breaks and lunch period do not count for Continuing Education (CE) Credit.
*Breaks are approximate times

The Zoom link will be sent the week of the scheduled event to the email address provided on your registration form.

If you do not receive the link within 24 hours of the event please contact support@iitap.com.

Course completion certificates for in-person trainings are provided to attendees at the conclusion of the training. Certificates for online trainings are uploaded to member IITAP accounts within two weeks of the conclusion of the training or emailed to non-members, if applicable.

28 Total IITAP CE Hours

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Getting Your Certificate -Course completion certificates for in-person trainings are provided to attendees at the conclusion of the training. Certificates for online trainings are uploaded to member IITAP accounts within two weeks of the conclusion of the training or emailed to non-members, if applicable.

]]> Mon, 20 Jul 2026 12:30:00 GMT PSAP Summit | Online | Thursday, October 29, 2026 https://iitap.com/events/EventDetails.aspx?id=2065653 https://iitap.com/events/EventDetails.aspx?id=2065653

Join us for a day of hope-filled learning and soul-strengthening support—rooted in faith and informed by effective tools for recovery!

Overview

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Come be refreshed and equipped through meaningful conversations, shared wisdom, and faith-integrated strategies for healing and restoration.

Summit FAQs
PSAP Summit
Summit - Live - Online Only - Zoom
  • Date - Thursday, October 29, 2026
  • Time - 8:30 am - 4:00 pm
  • Time Zone - Pacific Daylight Time
  • Credits Earned: 6 Live IITAP CEs *see details below*
  • Early Bird Price - $350.00 USD Ends October 1, 2026
  • Standard Price - $450.00 USD Begins October 2, 2026
  • Registration Fee is for the entire PSAP Summit event. Registering per session is not available.
  • *Recorded Sessions - recording of all concurrent sessions will be available for all registered participants to view post-event.

IITAP

International Institute for Trauma and Addiction Professionals
P.O. Box 2112 | Carefree, AZ 85377 | (480) 575-6853

Keynote Speakers

KEYNOTE TOPIC:
Keynote titles and descriptions will be posted soon.
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Thursday, October 29th | 8:30 AM - 10:00 AM
Dr. Sheri Denham
PhD, LMFT, CPTT-SS,  CSAT, CCBRT,
CCES, CCPS, EMDR Consultant
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KEYNOTE TOPIC:
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Thursday, October 29th | 2:30 PM - 4:00 PM
Sam Black
C-SASI Coach
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The Capacity to Connect: Growing Intimacy Through Rupture and Repair, the Antidote to Sex and Pornography Addiction

Dr. Patrick Carnes teaches that sex addiction exists in the context of an intimacy void. Seeking solutions, the void initially welcomes pornography and intensity-based sex, accepting their promise to fill the emptiness and eliminate the pain. However, eventually it becomes clear that they are mere imposters of intimacy and provide nothing more than temporary truces with pain and emptiness.

With each repetition of their use, the emptiness expands and the pain increases. Ironically, replacing intimacy with the low-effort rewards of sexual intensity prevents the discovery of what the void was longing for to begin with, authentic intimacy. The antidote happens by retracing back to the origin of the problem and filling the intimacy void with its intended purpose. Achieving this cannot happen without the capacity to connect.

The process begins by developing personal attunement, progresses through building a secure attachment, and grows to a core-to-core intimacy connection. The heart of this experience is the process of rupture and repair. This presentation answers the question, “Individually and relationally, which is best, to have never experienced rupture, or to have faced rupture and undergone repair?” Discussion will include therapy experiences to help clients begin doing their own work to develop the capacity to connect.

Learning Objectives

  • Utilize the rupture and repair concept with clients, individually and relationally.
  • Discuss attunement in the context of coregulation.
  • Describe the process of building attunement, attachment, and intimacy.

Main Topic Outline

  • Introduction
    • Overview of sex addiction as an intimacy void
    • Understanding the false promise of pornography and intensity-based sex
    • The expanding emptiness and increased pain from repeated use
  • The Intimacy Void and Its Consequences
    • Explanation of the intimacy void
    • Explanation of the intimacy void
    • The long-term effects of substituting true intimacy with low-effort rewards
  • The Path to Authentic Intimacy
    • Retracing the origin of the intimacy problem
    • The necessity of genuine intimacy to fill the void
    • The role of the capacity to connect in achieving true intimacy

Bio

Dr. Sheri Denham, MFT, MAT, CCPS, CSAT, CPTT-S received her PhD in Marriage and Family Therapy and her Master of Arts Theology, both from Fuller Theological Seminary. She currently specializes in individual, couples and family therapy at her private practice in Newport Beach, CA. With nearly 20 years experience as a marriage and family therapist, Dr. Keffer believes in looking at issues from a psychological, biological and spiritual perspective. She commonly uses brain based assessments and treatments such as EMDR, (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) as she works with those dealing with depression, anxiety, trauma, grief and loss, stress, and general life transitions.

As a Certified Partner Trauma Therapist Supervisor (CPTT-S), Certified Sex Addiction Therapist (CSAT), Certified Clinical Partner Specialist (CCPS), Certified Couples Betrayal Recovery Therapist (CCBRT-candidate) Certified Clinical Empathy Specialist (CCES-candidate), and a Consultant in EMDR, she brings new tools and a fresh look at what’s needed not only to heal but heal well.

Dr. Sheri’s a keynote speaker and recipient of 2019 IITAP Outstanding Publication Award for her book Intimate Deception: Healing the Wounds of Sexual Betrayal. Dr. Sheri is the Founder of BraveOne.com, the International BraveOne Community braveone.com/community, and Bravery After Betrayal: It Takes Fierce Strength retreat where she unpacks how betrayal affects the mind, body, spirit, and sexuality. Dr. Sheri also holds a degree in theology from Fuller Theological Seminary. You can follow her on social media @drsherikeffer.

Sheri enjoys the beach, reading, mountain biking, hiking, camping, and big game fishing evidenced by a 150-pound marlin that proudly hangs on her wall

**Dr. Sheri Denham denies any conflict of interest as faculty for this training event. Any compensation obtained for my services is directly from IITAP and not from any affiliated commercial sponsor/host

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Confronting Enmeshment & Spiritual Confusion to Empower Healing & Connection

Establish ways clients use their religion/spirituality to produce a form of enmeshment that hinders their ability to move toward healing and recovery. Understand the entanglements that prevent growth and help clients to confront the imbalanced way of viewing self and make productive decisions. Engage in various methods to empower differentiation within various relationships while honoring the person’s spirituality/religion.

Learning Objectives

  1. Create a learning environment that encourages participants to confront clients denial and empower their abilities (strengths and weaknesses) to the greatest extent possible including taking risk, building knowledge and owning behaviors that are counterproductive.
  2. Learn the various challenges that inherently hinders the client’s ability to move forward in healing and community.
  3. Incorporate a balanced way of holding a client’s spiritual and emotional environments without losing who they are and what matters most to them.

Topic Outline

  • Balancing Addiction and Spirituality
  • The Illusion of Self in a Narcissistic Society
  • Intertwined Identities in Religious Contexts
  • Harmonizing Spirituality and Recovery

References

  • Schneider, Jennifer & Schneider, Burton: Sexual Addiction & Compulsivity 3:111-126, 1996. Couple Recovery from Sexual Addiction/Co-addiction
  • Sanders, Dr. Shermaine, PHD: Pray for your pastor: Daily dose with on November 20,2021
  • Schnarch, David: Intimacy & Desire
  • Adams, Kenneth: Best Therapeutic Practices in Treating Adults enmeshed with a parent.
  • Barta, Michael PHD., LPC, CSAT-S: A Neurological Approach to the Treatment of Sex Addiction –
  • Scazzero, Peter: Emotionally Healthy Spirituality: It's Impossible to Be Spiritually Mature, While Remaining Emotionally Immature.
  • Weinandy, Grant JT, Grubbs JB. Religious and spiritual beliefs and attitudes towards addiction and addiction treatment: A scoping review. Addict Behav Rep. 2021 Nov 14;14:100393. doi: 10.1016/j.abrep.2021.100393. PMID: 34938850; PMCID: PMC8664870.
  • J Relig Health. 2019; 58(5): 1713–1750.:Typology of faith-oriented substance abuse treatment facilities, recovery programs, and support groups

Bio

Sam Black is the author of The Healing Church: What Churches Get Wrong About Pornography and How to Fix It. The Director of Recovery Education at Covenant Eyes, Sam joined the Covenant Eyes team in 2007 after 18 years as an award-winning journalist. He has edited 16 books on the impact of pornography and speaks at parent, men’s, and leaders events. Sam has been a guest on hundreds of podcasts and TV and radio shows. Sam also wrote The Porn Circuit: Understand Your Brain and Break Porn Habits.

He is a recovery coach, certified by Christian Sex Addiction Specialists International. Sam is passionate about helping people of faith live free from pornography because he knows you keep what you give away. He walks his own grace-filled journey with the support of valued allies.

**Sam Black denies any conflict of interest as faculty for this training event. Any compensation obtained for my services is directly from IITAP and not from any affiliated commercial sponsor/host.

Concurrent Sessions
 
Casey Allison

Casey Allison, CPC, PSAP- C

Casey Allison is a Certified Partner Coach, Pastoral Sex Addiction Professional Candidate, and founder of Come Awake Coaching and Consulting. She spent 10 years as a missionary before building her new career in the field of problematic sexual behavior with additional training in supporting families and partners of sexual offenders. She resides in Alabama where she enjoys homeschooling her 9 children, writing, and being part of a wonderful faith community.

The PSAP's Unique Role in Supporting Families

With the growing number of providers and resources for partners of sex addicts, professionals in the field of sexual addiction have also begun to realize the need for and create resources for children affected by the betrayal trauma and problematic sexual behavior (PSB) of their parents. Being a mother of nine with children ranging from ages 3 to 18, I have used every step of my healing after betrayal, my professional training, and the minimal resources available to me to take into consideration and implement how I could best support each of my children. After completing the Betrayed Families training through APSATS and with input from my older children, I created a children's book and curriculum for families that has been endorsed by Dr. Piper Grant and is meant to be used after a family disclosure using her family disclosure course.

Drawing from my Betrayed Families training, I will provide participants with the basic information they can share with parents on their children’s potential needs and what resources and referrals will most benefit their children. I will also share specifically how a PSAP can be a safe place to listen to the struggles and pain that will inevitably arise as parents work toward building deeper connections with their children and making repairs in those relationships. Regardless of their specific faith community, this program will allow PSAPs to create a plan to support the needs of parents who are trying to mitigate the impact of betrayal trauma and PSB on their children.

Learning Objectives:

  1. Describe to parents the potential impact problematic sexual behavior and the resulting familial consequences could have on their children.
  2. Compile a list of ways they, as a PSAP, can uniquely support parents who are supporting their children after betrayal.
  3. Design a specific list of referrals for resources parents can use to support their children.

**Casey Allison denies any conflict of interest as faculty for this training event. Any compensation obtained for my services is directly from IITAP and not from any affiliated commercial sponsor/host.

 
Drew Boa

Drew Boa, PSAP

Drew Boa is the founder of Husband Material, where he helps men outgrow pornography. As a Pastoral Sex Addiction Professional (PSAP), Drew has worked with hundreds of men healing all kinds of sexual brokenness. Drew is the author of Redeemed Sexuality and host of the Husband Material Podcast (600K+ downloads). Drew lives in Colorado Springs, CO with his wife and three kids. His favorite activity is trail running.

Dr. Ed Capparucci

Eddie Capparucci, Ph.D., LPC, C-CSAS, CPCS

Eddie Capparucci, Ph.D., LPC, C-CSAS, CPCS, specializes in treating Problematic Sexual Behaviors including pornography. Dr. Capparucci is the creator of the Inner Child Recovery Model and the author of multiple books, including Going Deeper: How The Inner Child Impacts Your Sexual Addiction.

The Inner Child Model: A Powerful Approach To Understanding & Treating Problematic Sexual Behavior

For the most part, adults don't get hooked on problematic sexual behaviors—children do. The Inner Child Model is an innovative, effective way to strengthen and deepen sexual recovery based on understanding how childhood experiences shape patterns we carry into adulthood. In this presentation, you'll get an overview of the Inner Child Model and try it out through a simple experiential exercise.

Learning Objectives:

  1. Identify 12 inner child types and the stories behind them.
  2. Analyze how each inner child type may contribute to specific sexual behaviors and
    fantasies.
  3. Practice engaging with one's inner child through non-dominant handwriting.

** Drew Boa and Dr. Cappanucci denies any conflict of interest as a speaker for this training event. Any compensation obtained for my services is directly from IITAP and not from any affiliated commercial sponsor/host.

 
Deborah Flanagan

Deborah Flanagan, PSAP-S

Deborah is a Supervisor through the International Institute of Trauma and Addiction Professionals (IITAP). She is also a certified Transformational Coach through Western Seminary. Deborah is currently a clinician working for Pure Desire Ministries, International. She has more than 30 years of experience helping women with sexual addiction and relational trauma, and more recently helping couples restore their marriage from betrayal trauma. Incorporated in restoration planning, Deborah passionately helps men and women discover their true identity in our Lord and the joy they experience when they find lifelong healing from shame. She and her husband, Harry, also a clinician at Pure Desire, live in Gresham, Oregon with their adopted male orange tabby, Loki.

The Power of Story

In this presentation, participants will gain skill in helping men and women with uncovering, contextualizing and restoring their sense of value and worthiness. We will discuss the formation of false beliefs and the resulting style of relating that we use to escape shame. Participants will learn how stories of harm affects us and how to guide others in understanding God's redemptive power in healing us.

Learning Objectives:

  1. Describe what it means to be created by God in His image.
  2. Describe the elements of harm that impacts our identity.
  3. Describe approaches to help others when they are activated in the retelling.


**Deborah Flanagan denies any conflict of interest as a speaker for this training event. Any compensation obtained for my services is directly from IITAP and not from any affiliated commercial sponsor/host.

 
Matthew Gallo

Chaplian, Major Matthew Gallo, PSAP

Chaplain, Major Matthew Gallo is the Deputy Delta Chaplain at Space Base Delta 1, Peterson Space Force Base, Colo. In this capacity he assists the Delta Chaplain in providing guidance to commanders regarding spiritual, morale, and ethical matters related to personnel assigned to Space Base Delta 1. In addition, Ch Gallo oversees programs fostering spiritual resiliency and care for the Peterson Chaplain Corps Branch. Chaplain Gallo is an advisor to the USSF leadership concerning the First Amendment Constitutional right to the free exercise of religion and cases concerning religious accommodation. He is also charged with assisting in the oversight and management of all religious activities on the base, including worship services and religious education. Chaplain Gallo is a native of Ramey, Pennsylvania, and enlisted in the Air Force as an Aerial Porter in June, 2001. His enlisted career has taken him to the flight lines of Elmendorf Air Force Base (AFB), Alaska, and McGuire AFB, New Jersey. He has also been deployed five times in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom, Operation Enduring Freedom, and Operation Inherent Resolve. Following his assignment to McGuire AFB, Chaplain Gallo transferred to the Air Force Reserve as a Chaplain Candidate in 2010. In 2012 he received his commission as a chaplain. He had served as both a hospital and hospice chaplain for four years prior to entering active duty as a chaplain in 2014. The Christian and Missionary Alliance has been Chaplain Gallo’s endorsing body since 2010. He is married to his best friend, Erica and they have 2 daughters together.


Problematic Sexual Behavior in the Military

I was blessed to bring the first sexual addiction awareness program ever into the Department of Defense that was accepted and embraced throughout the entire Air Force. Through 8 years of research, presentations, and education that I've given in the military setting I will show how it has been helpful and not been helpful with military readiness, unit cohesion, and good order and discipline. There have been many advances in the area of Sexual Addiction over the last 40+ years. However, there is one culture that has yet to receive such care, and that is the US Military. I was blessed to pioneer this topic into the unchartered waters of our county's military further than anyone else has been allowed to go. In this presentation I will share where it all started, to where we stand today, and all the struggles that came about during these last 8 years of introducing problematic sexual addiction into the US military.

Learning Objectives:

  1. Have a better understanding of how sexual addiction affects our military members.
  2. Understand the differences and similarities between how military cultures utilize sexual addiction vs the civilian setting.
  3. Learn how our PSAPs and CSATs can better help our military members.

**Chaplian, Major Gallos denies any conflict of interest as a speaker for this training event. Any compensation obtained for my services is directly from IITAP and not from any affiliated commercial sponsor/host.

 
Daniel Hunt

Daniel Hunt, Ph.D., CSAT, CMAT, CPTT, CCBRT

Dan Hunt, Ph.D., is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Licensed Professional Counselor. He is founder of Arkansas Family Therapy & Consulting, a private practice located in Little Rock, Arkansas. He specializes in trauma healing, sex addiction recovery, betrayal trauma healing, and couples therapy. Dr. Dan’s passion and focus is on the in-the-moment, systemic, healing interactions that occur between the healer and those who are healing. He utilizes experiential forms of therapy such as EMDR, Brainspotting, mindfulness, HeartMath, and Safe and Sound Protocol as a way to help individuals and couples recover their authenticity and integrity.


In the Mind of the Betrayer and the Betrayed: A Compassionate Guide to Navigating Couple’s Recovery in Church Communities

This presentation will focus on helping PSAPs and church leadership at the point of interaction with the recovering couple during Task 1 (Couple’s Crisis Management) of the 7 Task Model of Couple Recovery. Attendees will gain specific tools that are built around compassion and empathy to help manage betrayer and betrayed fears within the church context. Case study will be utilized to help attendees be able to name the unique experiences of both members of the dyad. With the 7 Task Model of Couple Recovery, the field of sex addiction and betrayal trauma recovery continues to grow toward couple recovery, making this presentation relevant for church leadership. Through case study and practical conversational strategies, attendees will learn how to offer empathy and support to enhance chances of relationship success. This session offers actionable insights for church leadership to interact more sensitively and effectively with affected couples.

Learning Objectives:

  1. Participants will be able to describe at least three unique fears of the betraying partner
    related to church interaction.
  2. Participants will be able to describe at least three unique fears of the betrayed partner
    related to church interaction.
  3. Participants will be able to apply three specific interactional techniques to reassure the
    couple in early stages after intimate partner betrayal.

**Dr. Hunt denies any conflict of interest as a speaker for this training event. Any compensation obtained for my services is directly from IITAP and not from any affiliated commercial sponsor/host.

 
Nick Stumbo

Nick Stumbo, PSAP

Nick has been the Executive Director of Pure Desire Ministries since 2016. He is the author of two books; Setting Us Free, his personal story of healing and redemptions, and Safe: Creating a Culture of Grace in a Climate of Shame. Nick began his own healing journey in 2010, and has been working with men and women in the area of sexual health and purity since that time. Nick has led dozens of Pure Desire groups for men, both through the local church and online. He is passionately committed to the local church and to helping the church become a place of authenticity, healing, and wholeness. Prior to working at Pure Desire, Nick pastored a church in Kelso, WA for 15 years. He received his Masters of Divinity from Bethel University St. Paul, and is a certified Pastoral Sex Addiction Professional. He is an eight-time marathoner, a committed Minnesota Twins fan, and always up for trying a new microbrew.

Overcoming the Power of Trauma's Message Through Lived Experience in Recovery

In the recovery process, most clients and group members become aware of their trauma stories and how these have contributed to negative, addictive behaviors. The associated core beliefs can keep a person trapped in this vicious cycle for many, many years. While most recovery programs help with the understanding of trauma, not all programs provide a clear methodology of recovery and change around our trauma. While much work can be and should be done in a therapeutic relationship, PSAPs and group leaders can play an instrumental role in helping someone change the narrative of their trauma. This session will equip PSAPs, coaches, and group leaders with practical tools to aid someone in the process of transforming their trauma messages into positive core beliefs rooted in their faith in Christ.

Learning Objectives

  1. Help someone identify and appropriately describe their worst moments and significant trauma.
  2. Articulate a pathway for those in recovery between the trauma message and new, faith-filled core beliefs.
  3. Implement strategies to continue building on these new core beliefs throughout the recovery journey.

**Nick Stumbo denies any conflict of interest as a speaker for this training event. Any compensation obtained for my services is directly from IITAP and not from any affiliated commercial sponsor/host.

 
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John Wall, PSAP

Seasoned leader and coach with 38 years of experience training and developing
people. Holds a degree in church management and certifications as a John Maxwell coach,
speaker, and trainer, as well as a marriage coach, Celebrate Recovery group leader, and PSAP certified. Currently serves as a Training Coordinator for the State of Florida, continuing to make a positive impact on the lives of others.

The PSAP's role within the African American Congregation

African American congregations often lack care ministries, preventing congregants from receiving help in areas such as sex, drugs, and alcohol addiction. This presentation aims to inform PSAPs about the history of the African American Church and its reluctance towards care ministries or anything resembling counseling. It will also teach PSAPs the best approach to start a dialogue about care and counseling within the church, particularly with church leadership. Additionally, the presentation will address the historical obstacles that need to be overcome in order to reach men and women struggling with sex addiction in the African American Church. To effectively connect with African American congregations, PSAPs need to understand the leadership style and values shaped by history, which can create reluctance toward counseling and care ministries.

Learning Objectives:

  1. Understand the history of the African American Church.
  2. Understand how the history affects the ability to offer care and counseling.
  3. Understand how to approach church leadership to offer support for those struggling with
    addictions.

**John Wall denies any conflict of interest as a speaker for this training event. Any compensation obtained for my services is directly from IITAP and not from any affiliated commercial sponsor/host.

 
Tabitha Westbrook

Tabitha Westbrook, LMFT-S, LCMHC-QS, LPC-S

Tabitha Westbrook, LMFT-S, LCMHC-QS, LPC-S, is a licensed therapist who
helps people who have messy, funky pasts (and sometimes messy, funky presents) live amazing, empowered lives today. Tabitha graduated with her BA in Psychology from NC Central University and her MA in Professional Counseling from Liberty University. In addition to being a licensed counselor and supervisor, Tabitha is an EMDRIA Certified Therapist, EMDR Approved Consultant, Certified Sex Addiction Therapist (CSAT), Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (CCTP), and Certified Christian Trauma Care Provider (CCTCP). She’s the Founder & CEO of The Journey and The Process, a private practice with offices in North Carolina and Texas, specializing in complex trauma, with a focus on domestic abuse & coercive control. Tabitha is a nationally known expert and speaker on domestic abuse & coercive control, providing training to churches, therapists, and agencies. She also helps train domestic abuse advocates through Called to Peace Ministries’ faith-based advocacy training, as well as co-facilitates the G5 Men’s Batterer Intervention & Prevention Group. Tabitha is the author of the forthcoming book Body & Soul, Healed & Whole: An Invitational Guide to Healthy Sexuality After Trauma, Abuse, and Coercive Control.

Shalom Restored: How Addressing Addiction and Abuse in the Church Leads to Flourishing

God created men and women in His image. Together, He assigned them the duty of having dominion over the earth, stewarding and caring for the good gifts He created. The picture was a beautiful partnership, filled with intoxicating intimacy without shame. Sadly, it would not last. Shalom was shattered. Sex addiction and abuse are part of the result. Statistically, women are on the receiving end of both with alarming frequency. Often a victim's first attempt to get help is through her church, yet many churches remain ill equipped to help. Churches, and Pastoral Sex Addiction Professionals (PSAPs), are uniquely positioned to render aid not only to the victim, but also to the addict/abuser. This presentation will help PSAPs understand the interplay between sex addiction and abuse, provide practical ways in which PSAPs and church leadership can come alongside both parties, and support healthy sexuality for both men and women.

Learning Objectives

  1. Participants will be able to describe the complex interplay between sex addiction and abuse.
  2. Participants will be able to describe practical tools to engage both the perpetrator and the victim.
  3. Participants will be able to describe how a robust church response helps foster healthy sexuality in its congregants.

**Tabitha Westbrook denies any conflict of interest as a speaker for this training event. Any compensation obtained for my services is directly from IITAP and not from any affiliated commercial sponsor/host.

Summit Details

Any IITAP Member in good standing working within a faith-based community, and their guests, are welcome to attend. For attendees pursuing or currently hold an IITAP certification other than PSAP/PSAP-S, a maximum of 6 IITAP CEs will be available.

Please note: The PSAP Summit provides non-clinical training in addiction and trauma recovery. CEs may only be applied to IITAP Members. No exceptions can be made.

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  • 6 IITAP CEs will be available during the live event.
    • Additional IITAP CEs for renewal can be earned by watching the recorded concurrent sessions for PSAP/PSAP-S only. Up to 15 IITAP CEs by reviewing the recordings. Non-PSAP/PSAP-S certification tracks: maximum of 6 IITAP CEs available.
  • See our IITAP Member Renewal Requirements at the following link: https://iitap.com/page/Renewal_Requirements
  • Please note that IITAP CEs will only be awarded during the PSAP Summit.
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