This document provides a 9-week plan for writing a sobriety plan related to sex addiction recovery. It outlines readings, reflective exercises, and recovery work to be completed each week. Week 1 focuses on orientation materials and journaling. Week 2 addresses distorted thinking through activities and journaling about examples. Week 3 introduces triggers and continuing to draft a sobriety plan addressing meetings and calls.
This document provides a 9-week plan for writing a sobriety plan related to sex addiction recovery. It outlines readings, reflective exercises, and recovery work to be completed each week. Week 1 focuses on orientation materials and journaling. Week 2 addresses distorted thinking through activities and journaling about examples. Week 3 introduces triggers and continuing to draft a sobriety plan addressing meetings and calls.
This document provides a 9-week plan for writing a sobriety plan related to sex addiction recovery. It outlines readings, reflective exercises, and recovery work to be completed each week. Week 1 focuses on orientation materials and journaling. Week 2 addresses distorted thinking through activities and journaling about examples. Week 3 introduces triggers and continuing to draft a sobriety plan addressing meetings and calls.
1: Orientation Read: 1. Buy journal, backpack, and SAA Green Book, if you have to Sex o Sobriet Plan Class S llabus not done so already Addiction o Introduction to Writing a Sobriet Plan 2. Journal about: o Addictive Shame C cle Your experience with the Addictive Shame Cycle o Recover Timeline for Se Addiction Your feelings around the Recovery Timeline o The Stages of Recover for Se ual Addiction o Disclosure- Ho Not to Scre Up Your experience with disclosure 3. Get two phone numbers from other members of the Sobriety Reflect on the Addictive Shame Cycle, Recovery Plan class and make two calls to share the recovery work Timeline, Stages of Recovery, and disclosure you have completed this week 2: Distorted Read Understanding Distorted Behavior 1. Complete Distorted Thinking activities Thinking Complete charts for distorted thinking, distorted feelings, 2. Write down 5 examples of distorted thinking, feelings, and distorted actions and/or actions 3. Journal about your five examples of distorted thinking: What event prompted your distorted thinking? What action did you take? What will you do differently the next time you encounter that distorted thinking? 4. Make two program calls and discuss your distorted thinking, feelings, and/or actions 5. Share the recovery work that you have completed with another member of the group 3: Three Read Three Circles 1. Complete Three Circles and triggers activities Circles Reread Addictive Shame C cle 2. Journal about one of your triggers: Revie 1st Sample Sobriet Plan Schedule What triggered you? Complete Three Circles and Triggers graphic organizers What did you do when triggered? (preferably in pencil) How could you have handled the trigger differently? 3. Start writing a sobriety plan that includes, at the minimum, the meetings you will attend, and the phone calls you will make this week