Moral Reconation Therapy

Evidence Based, Positive Behavioral Change

What is MRT?

Moral Reconation Therapy is a 12-step cognitive-behavioral program designed to help individuals improve decision-making and take positive control of their lives. It’s especially helpful for those who’ve faced legal issues or struggled with harmful behavior patterns. MRT focuses on building personal responsibility, healthier thinking, and stronger values. The ultimate goal is to support you in creating a more fulfilling, healthy, and law-abiding life—one based on choices that reflect your goals, values, and potential for growth.

Structured Group Sessions: Participants engage in regular meetings to work through the MRT curriculum.
Step-by-Step Process: The program involves systematic steps aimed at fostering self-reflection and personal growth.
Focus on Moral Reasoning: By focusing on moral reasoning, MRT helps prevent relapse, strengthens resilience, supports long-term stability, and promotes sustained recovery.

Who Can Benefit From MRT?

We support individuals facing difficulty making healthy decisions, involvement in the criminal justice system, and issues related to drug and alcohol use. Whether you’re feeling stuck, dealing with harmful patterns, or navigating legal or personal consequences, we’re here to help without judgment. Our goal is to provide a safe, supportive space where you can improve yourself and your relationships, plan for the future and start making meaningful changes.

MRT for men with Sexual Behavior Problems (SBP)

This 12-step program is designed to support men who have engaged in illegal or problematic sexual behaviors and are ready to make lasting, positive changes. The program focuses on accountability, healthy decision-making, and understanding the impact of one’s actions. Through structured steps, participants build skills to manage impulses and addictions, develop healthier relationships, and create a more fulfilling, responsible, and law-abiding life. The program is designed to improve decision-making, decrease sexually inappropriate behavior, develop healthy habits, relationships, and boundaries, and reduce the risk of recidivism and relapse.

Group Format: Groups meet virtually (Zoom), once weekly, for 75 minutes.
Facilitators: Groups are led by a licensed clinician and certified MRT facilitator.
Fees: $25/session plus one-time workbook fee of $38.

Who Can Benefit From MRT for Men With SRP?

Moral Reconation Therapy for Sexual Behavior Problems (MRT for SRB) is designed for adult men who struggle with harmful or out-of-control sexual behaviors. This includes issues such as sexual offending, compulsive sexual behavior, pornography addiction, chronic infidelity, stalking, or involvement with child sexual abuse material (CSAM). The program offers a structured, judgment-free space to build insight, take responsibility, and make lasting changes. The goal is to help participants develop healthier choices, stronger boundaries, and a more respectful, law-abiding way of life.

Fall 2026 Groups:

Beautifully Wired — A Support Group for Neurodivergent Women

This biweekly group offers a supportive, affirming space for neurodivergent women (including those with ADHD, autism, and other forms of neurodivergence) to connect, process, and grow. Sessions blend peer support, psychoeducation, and reflective journaling to help members build self-understanding, develop practical coping strategies, and reduce the isolation that often accompanies late diagnosis, masking, or navigating a world not designed with neurodivergent minds in mind.

Members can expect a consistent, small-group setting (5-6 participants) that allows for genuine relationship-building over time.

This is an open-ended group, meaning members can join on a rolling basis and continue as long as it's helpful for them. It is designed for women who want an ongoing community rather than a fixed-length program.

Join us every other Monday at 6:00pm to connect, create, and grow together! Please email to register or with questions.

Beautifully wired group goals:

Reduced isolation and increased sense of community and belonging.
Greater self-understanding and self-acceptance related to neurodivergence.
Practical psychoeducation and coping strategies for daily challenges.
Peer support, validation, and feedback in a structured, affirming environment.
Opportunity for reflection and insight through journaling