Recent Talks

“Treating Co-Occurring Disorders: Chemical Dependency and Sexual Addiction”*

A Behavioral Health Professional Seminar
Tuesday, January 9, 8:30 am – Noon

Glendale Memorial Hospital Auditorium
1420 S. Central Ave.
Glendale, CA 91204

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3 CEU’s: Board of Behavioral Sciences Provider # PCE2854, Board Of Registered Nurses, BRN Provider # 13569

RSVP by 12/15/06, Call (866) 594-8844

$50.00 Seminar Fee

• To identify the signs and clinical effects of, and the interactions between chemical dependency and sexual addiction;
• To understand current clinical strategies for intervening with drug/ alcohol addiction and compulsive sexual behavior;
• To develop and implement strategies designed to prompt treatment compliance and motivation, and to prompt trigger identification and avoidance;
• To understand continuity of care resources and supports for the recovery from drug and sex addiction;
• To improve clinical outcomes through understanding and integrating sound relapse prevention, compulsive sex and drug addiction therapies, while addressing paired drug use/ cravings and libidinal cues/ sexual behavior.

Presenter: Joe Kort, MSW

Book sales and signing at the event.

Presented By: Twin Town Treatment Centers, Alternatives,
Crossroads Centre Antigua, Glendale Memorial Hospital Alpha Treatment Center

Standing in the Shadows of Recovery

An Evening With Joe Kort
Monday, January 8, 7:30 to 9:00 p.m.

The Village at Ed Gould Plaza, Advocate Gallery | Map

This is a FREE Workshop

No RSVP required. This FREE workshop, presented in collaboration with A Different Light Bookstore and Alternatives, Inc., will take you through guided imagery and experimental exercises to explore your own recovery shadows. Uncover the buried parts of yourself that can trigger relapse. Knowing and owning your shadows can reduce relapse thoughts and behavior.

Integrating Love, Sex and Intimacy – Erotic Intelligence

A workshop for gay, straight or bisexual initiated men, women and their significant others. ALL ARE WELCOME.

By special invitation, the Rainbow Warrior Circle and ManKind Project Chicago warmly welcome Joe Kort, noted psychotherapist, author, workshop leader, and New Warrior Brother. Joe is returning to lead us in what promises to be a fascinating journey through the sexual subconscious.

What is the difference between lust, romantic love and attachment? How does each one help us find and get the love we want? This workshop will help unlock the mystery of why you desire the things you do. What sexual desires and fantasies do you most admire or dislike? Your peak erotic experiences and fantasies have coded information about you that can help you understand yourself better.

Sunday June 11, 2006

Kuempel Men’s Center
1900 W. Fulton | Get a map
10 am—3 pm

Registration

The advanced registration fee is $20, or $25 at the door. Lunch is included. To pre register, please make your check out to "MKP Chicago" with Joe Kort in the memo line and send it to:

Kerry Fleming
5048 N. Marine Dr. #7C
Chicago, Ill 60640

For information, eMail Kerry Fleming or call (773) 907-0366.

Book Signings

Saturday, February 11, 2006
1:00 pm
Just 4 Us Bookstore
211 W. Nine Mile Road
Ferndale, MI 48220
248.547.5878

Thursday, February 16, 2006
7:00 pm
Common Language Bookstore
317 Braun Court
Ann Arbor, MI 48104
www.glbtbooks.com
734.663.0036

March 16, 2006
7:00 pm
Lambda Rising
1625 Connecticut Ave NW
Washington, DC 20009
(202) 462-6969

To book a speaking event for Joe Kort call 248.399.7317

Becoming the Men They Were Meant To Be: Helping Sexually Abused Males

Approximately one in six boys is sexually abused before age 16. Often males who have been sexually traumatized and/or abused behaviorally act out homosexually—also known as homosexual imprinting. Some of these males are gay and most are not. Males who have been sexually abuse are often confused as to their sexual orientation because of the trauma. These men—both gay and straight—re-enact the trauma through homosexual behavior as adults. The new term for these men are MSM (Men having sex with men). This workshop will explore how to intervene with this population.

Friday, April 28, 2006 ~ 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Oakland Center, Oakland University, Rochester, MI

Student: $40   Non-Student: $75
Late Registration (after April 13): Add $10 (both student and non-student)

Registration fee includes keynote address, all breakout sessions, continental breakfast and lunch.
If you are interested in volunteering before or on the day of the conference, please contact Jasmin MacAlpine.

Click here for more information or to download a registration form. Registration forms are also available in the practicum center, 250 Pawley Hall

For further information, contact conference chair Jasmin MacAlpine or conference co-chairs
Christine Cherba and Lynn Kelemen

A Day with Joe Kort on The Sexually Addicted Couple
sponsored by the Imago Relationship Therapy of Michigan

January 20, 2006 | 8:30 to 5:00

Laurel Park - Best Western (click here for a map)
16999 S. Laurel Park Drive
Livonia, MI 48154

On south side of 6 mile - one block east of 275

(734) 464-5869

Cost: $25. IRTM 2006 Members........... $ 100. Non-IRTM Members
*lunch included along with morning bagels and fruit

The Psychotherapy Networker Symposium
March 16 to 19, 2006
Washington, DC

Sex with the City: Treating Sex Addictions
While the prohibitions around discussing addiction to alcohol and drugs have been largely lifted, the taboo around sexual addiction is still powerful and silencing. Yet sexual addiction and compulsivity are on the rise, and many clients and therapists are in the dark about how best to treat sexual acting-out behaviors. In this workshop, you’ll learn how to assess sexual addiction and help clients gain control over their sexual behavior. You’ll discover how the client’s erotic love maps, which include fantasy and ritualized behavior, can provide the blueprint for recovery, and learn a variety of treatment interventions for clients and their partners. We’ll also discuss recent research on effective medications for sexual addictions and assess if and when you should prescribe them.

Gay-Affirmative Couples Therapy for Straight Therapists
You’re a gay-friendly couples therapist, and even though you’re straight, you’re sensitive to homophobia and heterosexist attitudes. So you’re able to do effective therapy with gay and lesbian couples, right? Wrong. Without specific training, both straight and gay couples therapists can unintentionally harm their clients. In this workshop, you’ll gain new understanding of the special clinical issues, such as transference, stages of coming out, and the connection between sexuality and shame, involved in working with gay and lesbian couples. Via discussion, guided imagery, and case examples, you’ll learn about the “doubling” factor in gay and lesbian couples, responsible nonmonogamy among gay male couples, and loss of sexual desire among lesbian couples. You’ll leave with specific interventions and assessment tools that promote gay-affirmative couples therapy.

NICABM: The National Institute for the Clinical Application of Behavioral Medicine

Sex with the City: Identifying and Treating the Sex Addict
Session 3 - 301
Thursday, Dec. 8, 11:45 - 1:15 PM

Queer Ear for the Straight Therapist:
The Essentials for Gay Affirmative Psychotherapy
Session 5 - 509
Friday, Dec. 9, 9:30 - 11:00 AM

The Rainbow Warriors of Chicago
The Rainbow Warriors of Chicago are happy to announce that relationship therapist Joe Kort, who presented the widely attended seminar "Sex, Shadow and Love" to MKP Chicago last year, is returning on November 13 with a new workshop entitled "Rapture or Rupture?"

This new workshop will teach concepts and tools in a specialized program which helps solve the mystery of why we are romantically attracted to the people we are drawn to, what happens when we are "stuck" in a power struggle with this person and how to resolve the conflict in a healthy, mature and effective manner.

The workshop will be held at the Kuempel Men's Center at 1900 W. Fulton on November 13 from 10am - 3pm.

The advanced registration fee will be $20 or $25 at the door. Lunch is included. For registration, you may contact Kerry Fleming at kwflemin@rcn.com or by phone at 773-907-0366.

This is a community event and all adults are invited to attend. Looking forward to seeing you all there for this exciting and informative workshop on November 13th!

QUEER EAR FOR THE STRAIGHT THERAPIST
The Essentials of Gay Affirmative Psychotherapy

Growing up gay can cause developmental injuries around identity and competency, as well as, intimacy and sexuality, which can lead to adult relational disorders and other mental health problems. Because psychotherapy is largely focused on presenting symptoms, these developmental injuries are rarely addressed in treatment.

This workshop prepares clinicians to address the frequently overlooked developmental injuries and covert, internalized heterosexism and homophobia symptoms of the gay and lesbian client. An effective psychodynamic, relational approach which affirms gay / lesbian identity and sexuality will be presented. Clinical issues, such as transference, stages of coming out, family and relationship dynamics, and the connection between sexuality and shame, will be discussed. Via discussion, guided imagery, and case examples, the presenter will share specific interventions and assessment tools that promote gay - affirmative therapy.

Typically, the focus in psychotherapy is on presenting symptoms, therefore, the developmental injuries around identity and competency, as well as, intimacy and sexuality of gay and lesbian clients are rarely addressed in treatment. This workshop prepares clinicians to address the frequently overlooked developmental injuries and the covert internalized heterosexism and homophobia symptoms of the gay and lesbian client, and presents an effective psychodynamic, relational approach which affirms gay / lesbian identity and sexuality.

"What All Clinicians, Straight Or Gay, Need To Know To Effectively Serve The Gay & Lesbian Community"

Sierra Tucson
November 11, 2005
Chicago, Illinois

Growing up gay can cause developmental injuries around identity and competency, as well as, intimacy and sexuality, which can lead to adult relational disorders and other mental health problems. Because psychotherapy is largely focused on presenting symptoms, these developmental injuries are rarely addressed in treatment.

This workshop prepares clinicians to address the frequently overlooked developmental injuries and covert, internalized heterosexism and homophobia symptoms of the gay and lesbian client. An effective psychodynamic, relational approach which affirms gay / lesbian identity and sexuality will be presented. Clinical issues, such as transference, stages of coming out, family and relationship dynamics, and the connection between sexuality and shame, will be discussed. Via discussion, guided imagery, and case examples, the presenter will share specific interventions and assessment tools that promote gay - affirmative therapy.

Typically, the focus in psychotherapy is on presenting symptoms, therefore, the developmental injuries around identity and competency, as well as, intimacy and sexuality of gay and lesbian clients are rarely addressed in treatment. This workshop prepares clinicians to address the frequently overlooked developmental injuries and the covert internalized heterosexism and homophobia symptoms of the gay and lesbian client, and presents an effective psychodynamic, relational approach which affirms gay / lesbian identity and sexuality.

Sex with the City: Identifying and Treating The Sex Addict

The National Institute for the Clinical Application of Behavioral Medicine
The Psychology of Health, Immunity and Disease
December 4–10, 2005

Hilton Head, South Carolina

Sexual addiction and compulsivity is on the rise for men and women, particularly with the expanding internet bringing ease to sexual hookups and online porn. Because of sexual shame, clients often are afraid to talk about their sexual acting out behaviors and clinicians are not sure what to do once the sexual behavior is reported. This workshop will help clinicians accurately assess and treat sexual addiction. Participants will be learn the tools and treatment planning to help men recover from out of control sexual behavior. The treatment planning often involves assessing the clients erotic mapping and ritualized sexual behavior. The secret logic of the sexual fantasy and behavior can provide the nonsexual map to recovery. Various modalities of therapy along with the most recent research of effective medications for this disorder will also be addressed.

October 21-23, 2005

New England Educational Institute
13th Annual Santa Fe Symposia
92 Elm St.
Pittsfield, MA 01201
413.499.1489

The 13th Annual Santa Fe Symposia will provide mental health professionals with an outstanding opportunity to combine a stimulating symposium with an enjoyable vacation in the beautiful Southwest. Distinguished faculty, leaders in their fields, will present nine different weekend symposia over three weekends in the fall.

The New "Mixed" Marriage: When Gay and Straight Spouses Stay Together

Imago International Conference
www.imagotherapy.com
October 26-30, 2005 Atlanta Georgia

What do you do when, in the course of couples therapy, one spouse comes out to the other as gay? In a rush of countertransference, many therapists see divorce as the only option. Yet, given time, such couples may decide to remain together, with certain adjustments. This workshop will explore the treatment issues for the new mixed marriage, from how therapists can recognize their countertransference and keep it from interfering to ways they can tailor therapy to the couple's unique needs. Participants will learn how to facilitate dialogue between the partners to deal with the straight spouse's reactivity and the gay spouse's guilt, and how to help the couple decide what's best for them.

Objectives:

A) Participants will be able to understand their own countertransference toward these couples and avoid it interfering with them providing treatment.

B) Participants will learn to assist both partners in recognizing their own accountability in terms of why they married and what to do now that they know without blame and defensiveness.

C) Participants will identify the stages of coming out for the couple as well as the gay spouse and straight spouse independent from the relationship.

D) Participants will learn the differences between how male and female spouses, both gay and straight, handle the coming out process of the "mixed marriage" differently.

Dependency or Codependency?
Joe Kort, MA, MSW, ACSW

Affirmations Gay/Lesbian Community Center of Detroit http://www.goaffirmations.org
Thursday, July 7, 7:00 to 9:00 pm

Are you a caring person or have you crossed the line to being codependent and an enabler? How do you know the difference? Come for a lively discussion on how to love others without losing yourself in the process.

Contact Deirdre Shires at Affirmations or go to www.goaffirmations.org

"What All Clinicians, Straight Or Gay, Need To Know To Effectively Serve The Gay & Lesbian Community"

June 24, 2005

Park Center
909 E. State Boulevard
Ft. Wayne, IN 46805

 

260.481.2700 telephone | www.parkcenter.org

>> Download a PDF of the conference brochure

Growing up gay can cause developmental injuries around identity and competency, as well as, intimacy and sexuality, which can lead to adult relational disorders and other mental health problems. Because psychotherapy is largely focused on presenting symptoms, these developmental injuries are rarely addressed in treatment.

This workshop prepares clinicians to address the frequently overlooked developmental injuries and covert, internalized heterosexism and homophobia symptoms of the gay and lesbian client. An effective psychodynamic, relational approach which affirms gay / lesbian identity and sexuality will be presented. Clinical issues, such as transference, stages of coming out, family and relationship dynamics, and the connection between sexuality and shame, will be discussed. Via discussion, guided imagery, and case examples, the presenter will share specific interventions and assessment tools that promote gay - affirmative therapy.

Typically, the focus in psychotherapy is on presenting symptoms, therefore, the developmental injuries around identity and competency, as well as, intimacy and sexuality of gay and lesbian clients are rarely addressed in treatment. This workshop prepares clinicians to address the frequently overlooked developmental injuries and the covert internalized heterosexism and homophobia symptoms of the gay and lesbian client, and presents an effective psychodynamic, relational approach which affirms gay / lesbian identity and sexuality.

Sexual Addiction talk
Imago Relationship Therapy of Michigan
May 21, 2005

8:30 for sign in | 9:00-12:30 Talk

Location: Comfort Inn, located just east of Orchard Lk on the south side of 12 mile, just off 696 and Orchard.

Contact Wendy at Wendella49@aol.com

"Queer Eye for the Straight Therapist Trainings"
for psychotherapists and other helping professionals working with Lesbians and Gays

Friday, January 21, 2005 | 2:00 to 4:00 PM
Laurel Park Best Western
16999 Laurel Park Drive, Livonia

Let us know you'll be there. Call 248.557.8621

Most therapists, gay and straight alike, assume that their awareness of homophobia and heterosexist attitudes ensures they’ll do no harm. But it’s not enough to be a gay-friendly therapist, even if you’re gay or lesbian. Without being armed with specific training, gay and straight therapists are at a disadvantage, and will unintentionally harm their gay and lesbian clients. This workshop will explore such clinical issues as transference, stages of coming out, family and relationship dynamics, and the connection between sexuality and shame. Via discussion, guided imagery, and case examples, the presenter will describe specific interventions and assessment tools that promote gay-affirmative therapy.

Learning Objectives

1. Describe specific interventions and assessment tools for each stage of coming out, sexual development, and relationships.

2. Discuss the data and facts in working with gays and lesbians to minimize therapists bias, feelings, and opinions being transferred to the client.

3. Address psychotherapist’s own over and covert homonegativity and heterosexism as therapeutic considerations in addressing transference and countertransference with this population

November 19, 2004 | 12:00 to 1:30 pm
SPONSORED BY Southeast Michigan Social Work Chapter

Cherry Hill Presbyterian Church
at Cherry Hill and Telegraph between Michigan Ave. and Ford Road
Dearborn, MI

Contact Dorothy Siegl at 313.278.5821, or at dsiegl@sbcglobal.net

248-399-7317 or email joekort@joekort.com

Rainbow Families in the 21st Century

Joe will be the Keynote speaker on Lesbians and Gays Parenting

October 24, 2004, Ann Arbor, Michigan

"Do Your Homo-work! Our Kids, Our Reactions, and Homophobia"

How we raise our children can raise a parent's unresolved issues from their own childhood. It can also reveal how we were parented as children. Most minorities teach their children how to deal with discrimination. As Lesbians and gays, we were not taught how to handle homophobia as children, rendering us ill equipped in how to protect our own children. This lecture will address these issues and help you identify effective ways to create a safe, supportive and nurturing household for both queer parents and their children.

For more information visit http://www.lmnetwork.org/conference/

Joe's recent speaking engagements and trainings:

Imago Relationship Therapy: Techniques to Calm the Battle of the Sexes
Thursday March 31, 2005

Participants will:

• Learn to solve the mystery of attraction between partners in a relationship

• Identify 3 stages of love: Romantic Love / Power Struggle / Real Love

• Learn effective communication skills to help couples resolve conflict and create more intimacy.

Call 248-357-0600 to reserve your seat / Fax 248-357-5008

Registration begins at 8:30AM
Fee are payable at the door; VISA, MC, AmEx accepted

In-Service Fee: $22 Continental breakfast included
CAC's, PDH's, CEUs offered. This traiing is approved by MCBAP

Psychotherapy Networker Presentations
I will presenting two workshops at the Psychotherapy Networker's Annual Symposium, to be held March 17–20, 2005 in Washington, D.C.:

Queer Eye for the Straight Therapist
Most therapists, gay and straight alike, assume that their awareness of homophobia and heterosexist attitudes ensures they'll do no harm. But it's not enough to be a gay-friendly therapist, even if you're gay or lesbian. Without being armed with specific training, gay and straight therapists are at a disadvantage, and can unintentionally harm their clients. This workshop will explore such clinical issues as transference, stages of coming out, family and relationship dynamics, and the connection between sexuality and shame. Via discussion, guided imagery, and case examples, you'll learn specific interventions and assessment tools that promote gay-affirmative therapy

The New “Mixed” Marriage: When Gay and Straight Spouses Stay Together
What do you do when, in the course of couples therapy, one spouse comes out to the other as gay? In a rush of countertransference, many therapists see divorce as the only option. Yet, given time, such couples may decide to remain together, with certain adjustments. This workshop will explore the treatment issues for the new mixed marriage, from how therapists can recognize their countertransference and keep it from interfering to ways they can tailor therapy to the couple’s unique needs. Participants will learn specific interventions to deal with the straight spouse’s reactivity and the gay spouse’s guilt, and how to help the couple decide what’s best for them.

Click here to visit the Psychotherapy Networker website.

"Sexual Addiction Training for Mental Health Professionals"
Sponsored by Clean House, Inc

September 30, 2004
9AM to 12PM

Clean House, Inc
24750 Swanson
Southfield, MI 48034
One block West of Telegraph, Between 10 & 11 Mile
248-357-0600

Sign-in registration begins at 8:30AM
Fee: $20 Includes continental breakfast
Contact Bonita at bpedrosi@comcast.net

This workshop will help clinicians accurately assess and treat sexual addiction among men. Participants will be learn the tools and treatment planning to help men recover from out of control sexual behavior. Differences will be addressed in terms of what to look for in gay men as opposed to non-gay men when treating this disorder.

FREE INTRODUCTORY LECTURE FOR LESBIAN AND GAY COUPLES AND SINGLES

Rapture or Rupture? You choose!
Sept 24, 2004
7 PM to 10 PM
Clarkston, MI  | Map

On Friday, September 24, 2004, Divine Peace Metropolitan Community Church www.divinepeacemcc.org will be sponsoring me for an introductory lecture on relationships. This lecture will focus on the principals and tools of IMAGO Relationship Therapy developed by Dr. Harville Hendrix. The lecture will teach the concepts and tools of IMAGO Relationship Therapy which is a specialized program to help couples and singles improve their relationships by helping couples communicate more effectively and helping singles prepare for healthier relationships.

IMAGO Relationship therapy is a specialized program which helps solve the mystery of why we are romantically attracted to the people we are drawn to, what happens that we get "stuck" in a power struggle with this person and how to resolve the conflict in a healthy, mature and effective manner.

These tools also help you obtain more effective ways of relating to others in your life such as family, co-workers and friends. Come and join us and learn the truth about love!

Meeting Location: 5311 Sunnyside Drive, Clarkston, MI 48346  | Map

Contact: Reverend Dev Dysert at Telephone: (248) 618-1186 or email at revfluff@aol.com

University of Kansas Pride Week 2004
Lawrence, Kansas
April 12–17, 2004

Internalized Homophobia Workshop
This lecture will include the link between internalized homophobia and shame. Experiential exercises and group discussion will follow.

For more information contact James Manning at 785.864.3633
or visit The University of Kansas Pride Week website.

March 4th - 7th, 2004
27th Annual Psychotherapy Networker Symposium
7705 13th St., N.W., Washington DC 20012
Queer Eye for the Straight Therapist: Gay-Affirmative Therapy

Most therapists, gay and straight alike, assume that their awareness of homophobia and heterosexist attitudes ensures they’ll do no harm. But it’s not enough to be a gay-friendly therapist, even if you’re gay or lesbian. Without being armed with specific training, gay and straight therapists are at a disadvantage, and will unintentionally harm their gay and lesbian clients. This workshop will explore such clinical issues as transference, stages of coming out, family and relationship dynamics, and the connection between sexuality and shame. Via discussion, guided imagery, and case examples, the presenter will describe specific interventions and assessment tools that promote gay-affirmative therapy. 

Learning Objectives: 
1. Describe specific interventions and assessment tools for each stage of coming out, sexual development, and relationships. 
2. Discuss the data and facts in working with gays and lesbians to minimize therapists bias, feelings, and opinions being transferred to the client. 
3. Address psychotherapist’s own over and covert homonegativity and heterosexism as therapeutic considerations in addressing transference and countertransference with this population.

Sunday January 18th, 2004
Sex, Shadow and Love.

A workshop by special Invitation for gay, straight or bi-sexual initiated men, women and their significant others.

By special invitation, The Rainbow Warrior Circle and MKP Chicago warmly welcomes Joe Kort MA, MSW, ACSW,Psychotherapist and author of “10 Smart Things Gay Men Can Do To Improve Their Lives” 

Join Joe Kort in a course combining his successful workshops "getting and keeping the Love You Want" and "Sexual Shadow Workshop." The workshop will teach the concepts and tools of IMAGO Relationship Therapy which is a specialized program to help couples and singles improve their relationships. Participants will also learn how to resolve the mystery of their sexual fantasies and how that contributes to finding the perfect mate.

The workshop is interactive involving all participants. This workshop will use guided imagery, lecture, group participation and experiential exercises and writing, video clips and more. 

Joe Kort is a nationally certified IMAGO Relationship Therapist, Group Psychotherapist, and a member of the National Council on Sexual Addiction & Compulsivity. He is author of "10 Smart Things Gay Men Can Do To Improve Their Lives" and is currently on a nationwide promotional tour of this book in it’s second printing. His private practice is in Royal Oak, MI and his website is www.joekort.com. He has been a member of MKP since 1999 initiated at Guest Wood in Windsor. His animal name is Powerful Bull.

Kuempel Men’s Center
1900 W. Fulton
10am – 3pm
$20.00 donation to MKP Chicago includes lunch.

Friday January 16,  9:00 -4:00pm
Sexual Shadow: The dark side of gay men and sex addiction
This workshop will help clinicians accurately assess and treat sexual addiction among gay men. Participants will be learn the tools and treatment planning to help gay men recover from out of control sexual behavior. Differences will be addressed in terms of what to look for in gay men as opposed to non-gay men when treating this disorder.

Braden Berkey, Psy.D. 
Director of Behavioral Health & Social Services 
Howard Brown Health Center 
4025 North Sheridan Road 
Chicago, Illinois 60613 
phone 773-388-8904

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The Gay Connection
Healthy Sexuality Among Gay Men
Tuesday, July 15, 2003  6:30PM

14th annual National Council on Sexual Addiction and Compulsivity national conference Entitled "Creating a Culture of Healthy Sexuality: Tools and Tactics," the conference will be held Minneapolis, Minnesota, at the Minneapolis Marriott City Center.
Is My Client Gay, a Sex Addict, or Both? 
September 25 - 27, 2003

Friday November 7th. 9:30 – 4:00 pm
Single Men's Weekend - SMW, 2003
Provincetown, MA - All Day Workshop.
Getting and Keeping The Love You Want:
A Workshop on gay male relationships and how to keep them going.