Adult Children of Family Dysfunction The family problem of alcoholism made us "co-victims" - those who take on the characteristics of the alcoholic without necessarily ever taking a drink. Choosing to recognize and exit the modeled behaviors of alcoholism is the beginning of recovery for the ACFD. Back to top
	Chemically Dependent If you find that you cannot quit drinking or using a drug entirely, even when you honestly want to, or if you have little control over the amount you consume, you are probably an alcoholic and/or an addict. If that is the case, you may be suffering from a problem that only a spiritual solution will conquer. Back to top
	Codependency This includes those with the compulsion to rescue and take care of others, having difficulty setting boundaries, or recognizing their own worth. Other codependents turn to perfectionism to mask their struggles with self-worth. Participants learn to express their own needs and wants in healthy ways. Back to top
	Codependent Women in a Relationship with a Sexually Addicted Man Sexual addiction and its causes are largely unknown to most people. These women will receive support, and an understanding of their own personal issues. Codependents can then confront their own denial and behavior while gaining insight and understanding of their spouse's sexual addiction. Back to top
	Eating Disorders and Food Addiction The purpose of recovery for these individuals is to learn a new way of living. We have learned, our tendency is to compulsively try to control food or to be out of control with food. At your own pace, you will learn to trust, to ask for your needs to be met, to say "no" when it is appropriate, to express your feelings, and to hang around when all you want to do is run. Back to top
	Life Issues Are you having difficulty dealing with an issue related to your life circumstances? Maybe it's a rebellious child, the loss of a loved one, or the separation or loss of a marriage. If you need a place to talk through how you are handling the situation, this is a place for you. Please note: you must come willing to only discuss your thoughts and feelings about the situation. Back to top
	Physical/Emotional/Sexual Abuse This includes individuals who have endured past physical, sexual and/or emotional abuse. Recovery includes healing from the traumas done to us at sometime in our past, as well as healing from the influence these past experiences continue to have on our lives. Back to top
	Recovery from Anger This is a place for men and women who find that anger is their first response to problems of any size. The anger may be very evident as rage, or less obvious in terms of withdrawal and isolation. The focus is on managing a God-given emotion in constructive ways. Back to top
	Sexual Addiction This includes those individuals seeking recovery from lust and compulsive sexual behaviors. We have a chance to participate in fellowship, have a safe place to share our struggles, pain, and victories, and help to establish accountability and mutual support among the group members throughout the week. Back to top
	Women's Love and Relationship Addiction You can find a safe place to deal with the depression, isolation, lack of trust, and the unhealthy use of love and relationships as a means of achieving worth. Back to top