Psychoeducation for men who want to understand how living a secret sexual life is psychological abuse that impacts you and your loved ones. Nobody is perfect…However, every man can become a better man.
A confidential psychoeducation webinar-based group process for men who are dealing with deceptive sexuality. This program helps men better understand how a secret sexual life is a covert psychological operation of entitlement and abuse, the traumatic impacts to the people they love, and then how to initiate movement towards responsibility and mature masculinity.
$3,200 USD
Be a Better Man 2: The Application Course is a 12-week structured psychoeducation curriculum, based on the “Ten Steps to Understanding Deceptive Sexuality,” which offers focused education on the ten steps, while also providing information on ways to start developing a personal plan of action, and what types of work makes sense now, after being illuminated and seeing the problem more clearly. Each session will include a live lecture by Dr. Minwalla, small group break-out with a trained male facilitator, required reading, homework, task-work, and post-tests.
This course is only for men who have taken Be a Better Man 1: The Illumination course. If you have taken Be a Better Man 1 course, you can join the mailing list here, and we can provide you with more information.
Each session is 2 hours, once per week on Wednesdays, for 12 weeks.
4:30pm – 6:30pm PST
Must have completed the Be a Better Man 1: The Illumination Course.
$3,600 USD
Note: This is not therapy, or treatment. All participants are required to be in therapy with a licensed mental health professional in order to take, and during, this course.
The focus of the education is on a human being’s internal reality and how to help men understand the importance of developing ego strength and ego health more consciously so that they can care for themselves better, which may allow them to attend and care for the people and relationships they have harmed, better.
The focus of the education is on how to progressively come to terms with reality and become more able to better attend to the intimate partner or spouse, the abusive-injured relationship, as well as children and the family system.
Psychoeducation refers to the process of providing education and information to those seeking or receiving mental health services.
No. This psychoeducation on zoom is only for men, not couples, and does not involve the intimate partner.
Yes. Trish Haight, LMFT, SEP, NARM, NATouch, AF-EMDR, DSTT, CSAT, CPTT, CCPS is now conducting the same curriculum, separate from ISH as part of her independent private practice called, Here I Am Becoming: The Sister Course for women impacted by deceptive sexuality.
8:00 AM – 4:00 PM PST