Addiction and trauma are challenging foes.
If you are navigating sex addiction or betrayal trauma, you may feel like you are doing everything you can to move forward.
You may be:
- Trying to stop acting out
- Working to rebuild trust
- Managing overwhelming emotions
- Having difficult conversations that don’t seem to go anywhere
Trying to recover on your own can feel like trying to climb a mountain on a treadmill—you are exerting a lot of energy, pushing yourself harder and harder, but at the end of it, you are still in the exact same place.
You are logging steps, but you aren’t actually getting anywhere.
Recovery from sex addiction and betrayal trauma is a different kind of journey.
It is not about running harder, it’s about learning how to move across a completely different terrain.
Because when you have a mountain to climb, a treadmill isn’t going to get you there.
Why Recovery Feels So Hard
Most people approach recovery by focusing on one piece at a time.
They try to change behavior.
They try to improve communication.
They try to manage emotions.
While each of these matters, none of them work in isolation.
Healing from sex addiction and betrayal trauma requires more than willpower or one set of tools.
It requires a complete framework—one that addresses every part of your life that has been impacted.
A Different Approach to Healing
iReAct 101 was designed to provide that framework.
Instead of focusing on just one area, this course walks you through the six domains of wholeness that work together to support lasting recovery.
These six domains serve as the compass to guide you through the valleys of change so you can reach the peak of freedom.
This is not just about stopping behaviors.
It is about rebuilding your life in a way that is:
 ✓Connected
 ✓Stable
 ✓Sustainable
What You'll Learn
Each lesson builds on the next, helping you move from confusion and reactivity toward clarity and intentional living.
Inside iReAct 101, you will learn how to:
Rebuild integrity and trust within yourself and your relationships
Create daily rhythms that support recovery and resilience
Understand and regulate your emotions
Recognize how your attachment patterns and nervous system affect connection
Communicate honestly and navigate conflict in healthy ways
Identify and respond to triggers without reacting automatically
The iReAct Framework
At the center of this course is a simple but powerful idea:
I take responsibility and act for my healing.
The iReAct framework guides you through six essential areas of wholeness and relational wellbeing:
I — Intimacy & Integrity
R — Recovery & Resilience
E — Emotional Regulation & Emotional Intelligence
A — Attachment, Attunement & ADHD
C — Connection, Communication & Conflict
T — Trauma & Triggers
Together, these domains form a complete recovery system—not just for behavior change, but for transformation.
Who This Course Is For
This course is designed for:
- Individuals struggling with sex addiction
- Betrayed partners healing from trauma
- Couples working to rebuild trust and connection
- Anyone who feels stuck and wants a clearer path forward
Begin Your Recovery Today
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iReAct 101
It’s time to get off the treadmill to nowhere, putting in the miles without making any progress toward real, sustainable recovery.
PRICE: $97.00
What’s Included…
- 6 video lessons (10–20 minutes each)
- Downloadable worksheets and tools to practice empathy in real life
- Reflection exercises to apply each lesson
- 6 months of course access so you begin your recovery journey right away
You can follow a path that is clear, structured, and designed to carry you to freedom.
START THE COURSE FOR ONLY $97Meet Your Instructor
Tina Wehner, MTSC, LCMHCS, CSAT-S, CCBRT, CPTT-S, CMAT, CHFP
Tina has walked with hundreds of couples and individuals through betrayal trauma recovery. Her compassionate, clinically grounded approach helps partners regain safety, self-worth, and hope.
Learn More →Tina Wehner
MTSC, LCMHCS, CSAT-S, CPTT-S, CCBRT, CMAT, CHFP
A Leading Sex Addiction Expert
Tina Wehner is the president and executive director of Hope & Freedom Counseling Services in Charlotte, North Carolina. She is a Certified Sex Addiction Therapist Supervisor (CSAT-S), Certified Partner Trauma Therapist Supervisor (CPTT-S), Certified Couple Betrayal Recovery Therapist (CCBRT), Certified Multiple Addiction Therapist (CMAT), and Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor Supervisor (LCMHCS).
Tina received her Bachelors of Arts in Human Services from Elon University and received a Masters of Theological Studies in Counseling from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. She served as a Licensed and Ordained Minister with the International Church of the Foursquare Gospel and spent over 10 years in varying roles within a ministry capacity.
Tina’s professional expertise and extensive training includes treating compulsive behaviors and addictions (substance and process addictions – including sex/love/romance, food, finances (gambling/shopping), and work related addictions; all aspects of sexuality; trauma (including PTSD); abuse survivors; anxiety disorders; eating disorders; codependency; family issues; life transitions; mood disorders; and individuals and their loved ones who are affected by addictions and/or personality disorders. She is trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), including advanced EMDR methodology Feeling State Protocol (FSAP); skilled in 12-step therapy; trained in multiple levels of Gottman Method Couples Therapy; and currently serves as a Director of Prepare-Enrich for couples seeking premarital/marriage assessment, enrichment, and therapy.
Tina has personally studied with Dr. Patrick Carnes, (the foremost authority on sexual addiction) and Dr. Milton Magness, having received over 240 hours of specialized treatment training within the field of Professional Trauma and Addiction Recovery. She is a current and active member of the International Institute for Trauma and Addiction Professionals (IITAP).
