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11/24/2025

“A good therapist can be one of our greatest allies in recovery. In fact, I encourage most recovering addicts to work with a therapist who has a deep commitment to the 12 steps, and an appreciation for the spirituality of recovery.”
– Patrick Carnes, PhD, A Gentle Path Through the 12 Steps

While S.A. Lifeline and SAL 12-Step do not provide therapy, we acknowledge that qualified therapy is a pivotal piece of working recovery for both the recovering addict and betrayed partner.

For more information and resources, you can visit salifeline.org or click the “therapy” story highlight on our Instagram profile.

11/20/2025

Addiction isn’t a failure of willpower, it’s a brain issue that needs real connection and real healing.

Recently on Pathway to Recovery, Tara McCausland and Tim Stein dig into the science behind s*x addiction, how dopamine drives behavior, and why recovery can become a blessing.

Plus, what partner sensitivity really means in healing betrayal trauma.

Listen now wherever you get your podcasts.

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11/06/2025

We are excited to welcome Culle Vande Garde, LCSW-S, CPTT-S, CSAT-S, PIT to the S.A. Lifeline Conference this weekend!

Culle is the Founder and Clinical Director of the Dallas Center for Relational Healing, with over 30 years of experience treating developmental and intergenerational trauma. She is co-author of A Light in the Dark: The Hidden Legacy of Adult Children of S*x Addicts and a sought-after trainer and presenter in the field of partner betrayal trauma and family healing.

In her presentation, Creating Safety! The Missing Link in Healing Intimacy-Disordered Family Systems, Culle will examine how betrayal, secrecy, and emotional chaos can be passed through generations—and how families can break these cycles through truth-telling, accountability, and trauma-informed repair. She’ll share insights on restoring safety and connection so that love becomes steady, respectful, and real.

Join us November 7–8 to learn from Culle and many other inspiring voices at the S.A. Lifeline Conference.

Register today at the link in our bio.

11/04/2025

We are excited to welcome Duane Osterlind, LMFT, CSAT-S to the S.A. Lifeline Conference coming up this Friday and Saturday.

Duane is a leading expert in s*x addiction and betrayal trauma treatment and the host of the popular podcasts The Addicted Mind and Shame to Resilience. With extensive clinical experience and a compassionate approach, Duane helps individuals and couples shed shame, rebuild trust, and thrive in recovery.

In his presentation, From Shame to Resilience: A Journey to Relational Healing, Duane will explore how shame blocks intimacy and connection—and how understanding the “Shame Compass” can help individuals interrupt shame spirals, build resilience, and show up authentically in their relationships.

Join us November 7–8 to learn from Duane and other amazing presenters at the S.A. Lifeline Conference.

Register today at the link in our bio.

10/31/2025

It can be insightful to compare addiction to a tree:

A (negative emotion) is the roots
B (lust) is the trunk
C (acting out) is the branches

→ B and C grow out of the roots

Branches (like our acting-out behaviors) tend to be obvious to us and others. But roots (like emotions we may be unaware of) remain hidden below the surface. In order to live in recovery, we must first become aware of the roots (our emotions) as they are the catalyst that sets our addiction cycle into motion.

Come heal with us! Click the link in our bio to learn more.

10/30/2025

We are excited to welcome Sherie Christensen, LMFT to the S.A. Lifeline Conference next week!

Sherie has over 20 years of experience as a therapist, educator, and national speaker. She has published articles, co-hosts the Two Therapists Talking podcast, and brings warmth, humor, and real-world insight to her work helping individuals move from pain to healing.

In her presentation, Moving Beyond Survival: The Path to Post-Traumatic Growth, Sherie will explore how to move out of survival mode after betrayal trauma and into deeper healing. She’ll share practical tools—like reframes, affirmations, and Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART)—to help individuals identify core wounds, shift negative beliefs, and step into wholeness and hope.

Join us November 7–8 to learn from Sherie and other inspiring experts at the S.A. Lifeline Conference.

Register today at the link in our bio.

10/29/2025

Effective boundaries help us compassionately create a separation from others’ hurtful behaviors, and bring the focus back to our own needs and our desire for peace.

This purposeful detachment is often needed to put God back at our center, and progress in our own recovery.

Healthy boundaries empower us by providing a clear plan of action in moments of distress. This action plan is summed up in a simple “If/ Then” statement:

“If ____ happens, then I must do _____”

That is our plan of action. That is our boundary.

Come heal with us! Link tree in bio.

10/27/2025

“These are the first three Steps, and how I practice the surrender process. I have learned that every time God is not at my center and I feel, lust, resentment, sadness, frustration, anger, and not good enough, then that is when I need to surrender.

I have witnessed multiple miracles in my life as I surrender and choose to give my unmanageability to my Higher Power. It has worked every single time. I continue to see that God blesses my life immensely as I practice the surrender process.”

-Member Share, SAL Book pg. 59

10/24/2025

We are excited to welcome Jeanne Vattuone, LCSW to the S.A. Lifeline Conference this November.

Jeanne is the co-founder of Willow Tree Counseling, a practice specializing in s*x addiction and partner betrayal trauma. She has decades of clinical experience, has served as President of the Board of APSATS, and continues to consult, train, and speak nationally on trauma and recovery.

In her presentation, Coming to the Fence: The Power of Partner-Sensitive Recovery, Jeanne will introduce a sobriety and recovery model that integrates a partner-sensitive approach. By increasing awareness of the betrayed partner’s experience, this method strengthens both sobriety and long-term recovery. Drawing on more than a decade of clinical program development, advanced training, and the latest research, Jeanne will share best practices for relational healing after s*xual betrayal.

Join us November 7–8 to learn from Jeanne and many other inspiring voices at the S.A. Lifeline Conference. Register today at the link in our bio.

10/23/2025

So much of recovery is about surrender, not just to what’s happened, but to how long healing takes.

As Kaylene T. shares in this episode, one of the hardest parts of her journey was releasing her need to speed up or control time. She wanted healing to come quickly, for trust to be rebuilt now. But real recovery doesn’t move on our timeline, it unfolds in God’s time.

When we let go of the need to rush or force the process, we open the door to peace, presence, and genuine growth.

Listen to this week’s podcast on your favorite listening platform or by clicking the link in our bio.

10/17/2025

We are delighted to welcome Matthew and Joanna Raabsmith to the S.A. Lifeline Conference this November!

As clinicians, speakers, and authors of Building True Intimacy: Creating a Connection that Stands the Test of Time, Matthew and Joanna bring both clinical expertise and personal experience to their work with couples healing from betrayal trauma. Together, they specialize in helping partners rebuild connection, trust, and intimacy.

In their presentation, Restoring Healthy S*xual Intimacy After Betrayal, they will introduce the Intimacy Pyramid™, a framework that guides couples through the five essential levels of rebuilding connection: honesty, safety, trust, vulnerability, and intimacy. This session will provide practical tools and hopeful practices for reestablishing healthy s*xuality and creating true, lasting intimacy.

Join us November 7–8 to learn from Matthew and Joanna and many other inspiring presenters at the S.A. Lifeline Conference. Register today at the link in our bio.

10/14/2025

The seventh piece of the SAL Recovery Puzzle is time. Learning to live in recovery from s*xual addiction and betrayal trauma takes time.

Just like healing from an injury or surgery, there’s no way around it. It takes time to heal physically as well as emotionally, mentally, and spiritually. And it takes time to heal damaged relationships and rebuild trust.

The work of recovery can sometimes be an exhausting and painful uphill climb, as such healing does not happen overnight. We are well served when we choose to be patient and trust the process.

Accepting a more patient cadence is a sign that we see the work of recovery more as the marathon that it is—not a sprint.

-SAL Book, pg. 141

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2940 W Maple Loop Drive Ste L02
Lehi, UT
84043

Telephone

+13853777813

Website

https://linktr.ee/salifeline

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Recovering Individuals, Healing Families

SA Lifeline Foundation is a non-profit 501c3 organization dedicated to Recovering Individuals and Healing Families from the effects of s*xual addiction and betrayal trauma. The Foundation was founded in 2008 by Steven and Rhyll Croshaw. As a parent organization, SA Lifeline Foundation sees addiction and trauma recovery as dependent upon four specific pillars:

Guided Education

Appropriate Boundaries to Establish Safety

Spiritual Connection supported by Working the Twelve Steps