What SIP means
SIP stands for Support for Institutions and Professionals. It is an outreach and education function, not a separate treatment service.
SIP
Support for Institutions and Professionals
SIP is the public-facing resource hub for institutions and professionals who may encounter suffering sexaholics. It exists to help referral partners understand the SA programme, communicate clearly about it, and connect interested people to recovery support.
Who it serves
Counselors, therapists, clergy, doctors, rehab programmes, schools, chaplaincy teams, and institutions that may encounter people needing help for sex and lust addiction.
What it provides
Clear referral guidance, downloadable literature, educational outreach, and a contact path for follow-up questions or office hours.
Professionals
Clinical and institutional referral support
The professionals track is designed for therapists, counselors, psychologists, social workers, rehab teams, physicians, and institutional leaders who need an accurate, concise explanation of SA and how referral can work.
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Pastoral and ministry-facing support
The clergy track is tailored for pastors, priests, chaplains, and ministry counselors who are supporting those in struggle and want to know how SA can complement pastoral care.
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Current outreach focus
- Contact gathering for therapists, pastors, priests, counselors, and institutions
- Domain-based outreach email setup and campaign preparation
- Awareness-event marketing and briefing preparation
- Post-event follow-up through office hours and structured contact points