Trauma and Addiction Recovery Center

Trauma and Addiction Recovery Center Recovery is real.

The Trauma and Addiction Recovery Center (TARC) specializes in the treatment of s*x, love, and p**n addiction and the trauma of betrayal experienced by loved ones of s*x addicts.

07/15/2022

In some ways, shame can really be the root of all evil.😞

It stops us from admitting what's hurting, from asking for helping, and from believing that we deserve help. The thinking goes, if my problematic s*xual or relationship behaviors are just part and parcel of my terrible character, then I desrve to keep having them. I deserve the pain I am causing myself (not to mention the pain I'm causing others).

At TARC, we want to be RIGOROUS in affirm to our community the following messages:

πŸ’‘ You are responsible for mitigating and treating your addictions once you see them (and that is no small labor!)
πŸ’‘ But NO, you did not *cause* your body to have an addiction and therefore,
πŸ’‘ You deserve as happy, productive, and fulfilling a life as people who aren't addicted.
πŸ’‘ It's not just about you: whole communities benefit when an addict says "I am worth getting better."

Check out our micro video below where we review some basic facts about addiction. If you are ready to start healing, please reach out to us now via Facebook messenger or at TarcRecovery.com.

07/11/2022

Discovery Day for betrayed partners: 3 Things *to do* to protect yourself - and the things you care about.πŸŒˆπŸ’™

Previously, we have posted on what NOT to do in moments of crisis should you discover that a partner has been unfaithful.

Betrayed partners of s*x/love addicts sometimes call these moments "D-Day" or "discovery day" - and regulating our emotions, behaviors, and speech while the ground is falling out from under us is an INCREDIBLE task.

In this micro-video, TARC director Becca Davis gives us 3 short-and-simple go-to's for just such a moment.

07/08/2022

If you are *NEW* to recovery from s*x/love/p**n addiction, how can you stay on track?πŸ”ŒπŸ”ŒπŸ’‘

What are the danger zones?β›”πŸ›‘ How can you spot them, and what do you do?

TARC Director and s*x addiction therapist Becca Davis shares her best tips for friends just starting the recovery journeys in this micro video. β˜‘οΈβ˜‘οΈCheck it out!

And if someone you love has started the healing process, be sure the like and share our videos here. The more a community supports, the more individuals can recovery. πŸ™ŒπŸ’™

The concept of "boundaries" is having a hot moment in social media - people are increasingly interested in creating heal...
07/01/2022

The concept of "boundaries" is having a hot moment in social media - people are increasingly interested in creating healthy, structured relationships and to that we say YES! πŸ™ŒπŸŒˆ

But what, exaaactly, are boundaries? Are they rules about anything we want or don't want in our lives?βŒπŸ›‘β›”οΈ Are they a way of managing the behavior of our loved ones?

TARC Director Becca Davis shares her shortcut to introducing boundaries to new recovery clients in this handy brief - the BASICs of Boudaries.πŸ’œπŸ’™ Please share and enjoy!

06/25/2022

What should you (or your loved one, or your clients) do in the wake of partner betrayal? πŸ˜žπŸ’”

For many, that day of discovery - that a person they trusted most has hurt them deepest - is a very precarious day. What is said and done then may set the tone for the days and weeks to come. 🚩🚩What should we do, to best love ourselves in this situation?

In our micro video, TARC director Becca Davis shares the top three thing ❌🚫NOT❌🚫 to do on D-Day - the day of betrayal discovery.

06/19/2022

What do we mean when we say "love addiction?"

While the term has certainly got more visibility in recent years, a lot of people still don't know exactly what behaviors or feelings are involved, or who it affects.

At TARC, we want to raise awareness in the Chatt/North GA area about love addiction, so that if you recognize the symptoms of it working in your life today (or in the life of a loved one), you can know that there is a way forward πŸ’œπŸ™Œ.

Check out our 1-minute video below, in which TARC director Becca Davis shares some of the more recognizable concrete signs of love addiction.

06/17/2022

Know of an older teen ISO an experienced, strengths-focused therapist? The Trauma & Addiction Recovery Center is proud to spotlight John Bruce, who has a great track record with older teens, and is now accepting new clients of ALL ages.

Here he is below with some front-end, concrete tips for teens just entering the dating scene.

You can reach John for more information at 423-661-5407 or TarcRecovery.com

06/16/2022

A message for Chattanooga/North GA women...
..who are struggling in their relationships...who are feeling isolated from non-judgmental voices...who feel like s*x, relationships, and love are running them ragged:

You are definitely not alone. ❀️ Message us today and let us listen to your story.

06/15/2022

Part 3/3 - 🚩🚩🚩The Final Red Flag: How to tell if you or a loved one is experiencing s*x/love addiction.

πŸ”ŽπŸ”Ž Be sure find Parts 1 & 2 of this short 1-minute video series on TARC's Facebook business page!

In this short video, Becca from TARC tells us the third KEY red flag that may indicate you or a loved one is experiencing s*x addiction.

06/06/2022

How to tell if you're a s*x addict - part 2/3

Tv, movies, and novels are often what guides our ideas about s*x addiction and what it looks like. But in reality, addiction can look very mundane - even as it causes a lot of pain to the addict and their family.

In this short video, Becca from TARC tells us the second KEY red flag that may indicate you or a loved one is experiencing s*x addiction.

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Creating Systemic Change for Lasting Recovery

The Trauma and Addiction Recovery Center exists to partner with individuals, couples, and families who are seeking freedom from harmful behavior patterns, s*x and p**nography addiction, mood and anxiety problems, a history of hurt or trauma, adverse childhood experiences, relationship conflict, and with life dissatisfaction. With full awareness that trauma and addiction create symptoms, crisis, and conflict in the lives of those suffering from it, TARC therapists partner with clients to journey toward greater healing and peace.