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Roane Hunter, the co-author of Sex, God & the Chaos of Betrayal: The Couples Road Map of Hope and Healing, Recovery from Infidelity, Affairs, Pornography and Sexual Addiction joins Enterprise Radio. It’s a #1 international bestseller in 8 countries.
This episode of Enterprise Radio is on association with the Author Channel.
Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Roane Hunter discuss the following:
- What inspired you to write the book?
- What is true intimacy and how does betrayal impact it?
- What is the impact of pornography in relationships?
- How does shame contribute to betrayal
- What role does religion play?
- What is one piece of advice can you give to couples dealing with betrayal?
Roane and Eva Hunter are Marriage and Family Counselors specializing in individual, couples, and family therapy. They maintain a private practice in Madison, MS (LifeWorks.MS), with offices in Southaven and Starkville with sixteen therapists across the three locations. They are both Licensed Professional Counselors, National Board-Certified Counselors, Certified Sex Addiction Therapists-Supervisors (CSAT-S), Certified Clinical Sex Addiction Specialists (CCSAS), Clinical Associates with the American Board of Christian Sex Therapists (ABCST), and Certified Multiple Addictions Therapists-Supervisors (CMAT-S). They are World Conference speakers for the American Association of Christian Counselors (AACC) with over sixty years of combined experience working in the area of sexual wholeness while ministering to individuals and couples in recovery from sexual brokenness. They are popular speakers at churches, seminars, and retreats, sharing their remarkable journey from false intimacy to redemptive intimacy.
Website: https://sexgodchaos.com
Social Media Links:
Twitter: @HunterRoane
Instagram: @lifeworksms
Facebook: https://facebook.com/lifeworksms
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