What if the very pain you're running from is the exact roadmap to freedom?

In this episode, we sit down with Reese Crane, founder of The Silent Addiction, to discuss why overcoming compulsive sexual behaviors requires moving beyond surface-level behavior modification to heal root emotional pain. Drawing from years of ministry experience, Reese also shares critical insights on what the local church must change to foster genuine safety for honesty and confession.

We discuss:

• Reese's personal story of brokenness, healing and freedom
• A walkthrough of The F.E.E.L. Method
• Why processing raw emotion and trauma is essential for lasting, holistic recovery

Resources:

• The Silent Addiction: Learn more about the F.E.E.L. Method and join one of Reese's online recovery groups.
• Be Broken Ministries: Learn more about the 3-4 day recovery intensives that Reese facilitates
• The Body Keeps the Score by Bessel van der Kolk

If you're tired of running on the treadmill of white-knuckle sobriety, Reese offers a practical, grace-filled shift to help you stop fighting symptoms and start healing.

Ready to stop managing symptoms and finally get to the root of the issue? Checking off boxes in generic recovery groups only gets you so far. Step into specialized 1-on-1 recovery coaching built on authentic relationship and radical empathy.

• 1-on-1 Coaching with Jacob: Work directly with Jacob for personalized addiction recovery coaching. Book a consultation at brazenrecovery.org or book your free discovery call today.
• Take The Free Self-Assessment: Not sure if you are actually addicted? Let the numbers do the talking by taking a quantitative assessment at brazenrecovery.org/selfassessment.
• Live Out Loud Merch: Rep the movement. Grab some recovery apparel that breaks the silence at brazenrecovery.org/merch.

🚨 DISCLAIMER: The Brazen Recovery Podcast is for educational and entertainment purposes only. The personal experiences, perspectives, and opinions shared by Jacob, Miriam, and their guests are not a substitute for professional medical, clinical, mental health, or legal advice. Always seek the advice of a qualified professional regarding your personal situation.