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03/19/2026

“I had no idea how serious it was…”

We hear this all the time from individuals and spouses after discovering po*******hy use.

The truth? The research is clear: Po*******hy use is linked to decreased relationship satisfaction and increased risk of separation.

And not just at addictive levels. Even casual use has an impact.

No matter your background, values, or beliefs—healthy, lasting relationships and po*******hy don’t go hand in hand.

Education is powerful. Awareness matters.

If you want something strong, secure, and lasting, it’s worth paying attention to this.

Listen to the full podcast episode with Dr. Jill Manning on discussing and preventing po*******hy use in dating relationships on any major listening platform.

HealingIsPossible

03/18/2026

Let’s be honest, this is an awkward conversation.

But that doesn’t mean it’s one to avoid.

Talking about po*******hy in dating takes courage… and it matters more than most people think.

You don’t have to bring it up on the first date, but don’t wait too long either.

Start by building comfort with meaningful conversations. Practice talking about values. Then lean into the harder topics.

Avoiding it doesn’t make it go away.

Talking about it creates clarity, honesty, and trust.
Hard conversations are often the ones that matter most.

Listen to this full episode with Dr. Jill Manning wherever you get your podcasts!

RealTalk

We love being part of the Utah Coalition Against Po*******hy (UCAP) every year!It was such a meaningful opportunity to c...
03/17/2026

We love being part of the Utah Coalition Against Po*******hy (UCAP) every year!

It was such a meaningful opportunity to connect, share resources, and talk about the real impact of this issue.

Conversations like these are how awareness grows and how real change begins. Thank you to everyone who came and spent time with us 💙

Come see us at our booth!Join us for the 2026 Utah Coalition Against Po*******hy Conference - a day dedicated to real co...
03/06/2026

Come see us at our booth!

Join us for the 2026 Utah Coalition Against Po*******hy Conference - a day dedicated to real conversations, real solutions, and real support for individuals and families.

March 14th 9am - 2:30pm
Mountain America Expo Center - Sandy, UT
🎟️In person: $15 ($10 off with code UCAP2026)
Online: FREE

This event is for people of any background and any faith.
Whether you’re a parent, leader, educator, spouse, or someone personally seeking healing, you being here.

Registration required at utahcoalition.org

02/24/2026

Real recovery began when he truly understood what he was dealing with.

It required more than admitting there was a problem. It took a willingness to accept that it was addiction. It took setting aside pride. It took enough humility to practice rigorous honesty. And it required a shift in perspective, recognizing that recovery is not an event but a lifelong process.

So often, people believe they just need to stop the behavior. But stopping the behavior is step zero. Lasting recovery means learning how to live a sexually healthy life, how to build healthy relationships, and how to stay committed to the work long after the crisis has passed.

This is not a short-term fix. It is a transformation.

Listen to the full conversation with Steven Croshaw on the Pathway to Recovery Podcast. There is hope. 💙

Stopping the behavior is step zero.Living in recovery is the real work.Save this post if you need the reminder. 💙
02/24/2026

Stopping the behavior is step zero.

Living in recovery is the real work.

Save this post if you need the reminder. 💙

02/21/2026

It wasn’t until Steven came forward for the third time that something shifted.

When he finally accepted the reality of addiction, not as a weakness or lack of willpower, but as toxicity to lust, everything changed.

Instead of white-knuckling or trying to “just be stronger,” he began to understand the nature of addiction… and what real recovery actually requires.

From that perspective came:

• Clear bottom lines
• Healthy boundaries
• Daily surrender
• A path forward

Recovery isn’t about willpower.

It’s about learning the tools that help you live in recovery.

Listen to the full conversation on the Pathway to Recovery Podcast. There is hope. 💙

When we call it what it is, we can finally heal from it. Recovery begins with willingness and honesty. There is hope.Rea...
02/21/2026

When we call it what it is, we can finally heal from it. Recovery begins with willingness and honesty. There is hope.

Read the full blog post by S.A. Lifeline Co-Founder, Steven Croshaw at salifeline.org

02/19/2026

“Sobriety is step zero, without it there is no recovery.” -Steven Croshaw

Sobriety is just the beginning! In this episode of the Pathway to Recovery podcast, Tara McCausland sits down with S.A. Lifeline co-founder Steven Croshaw to talk about what 20 years of sustained sobriety has required.

Steven shares his story of recovery and dives into the progression of addiction, the impact of trauma on betrayed partners, and learning to be truly humble and accountable.

Watch the episode on YouTube or tune in wherever you get your podcasts.

02/04/2026

Sobriety ≠ Safety

A partner can be sober, in counseling, and “doing the work,” yet still not feel safe to the betrayed partner.

Sobriety stops the behavior.

Safety requires a heart change.

Incomplete recovery often looks like:

• defensiveness
• anger or emotional outbursts under stress
• pressure to “move on” or forgive
• lack of empathy for the harm caused
• honesty that feels selective or surface-level

When sobriety isn’t paired with true recovery, the relationship can still feel unpredictable and unsafe, even if there’s no acting out.

True recovery includes:
• humility
• accountability
• emotional regulation
• empathy that stays present with pain
• consistent honesty

If sobriety alone still doesn’t feel safe, that doesn’t mean you’re ungrateful, demanding, or “not healing fast enough.” It may mean the recovery is incomplete.

01/29/2026

The real work BEGINS with sobriety.

Listen to the most recent Pathway to Recovery Podcast episode with Tammy Gustafson () as she talks about how to spot incomplete s*x addiction recovery and what to do about it.

Join us for a live episode of Pathway to Recovery as we talk about sobriety and the keys to long-term recovery.We’re dee...
01/28/2026

Join us for a live episode of Pathway to Recovery as we talk about sobriety and the keys to long-term recovery.

We’re deeply grateful to Steven Croshaw, Co-Founder of S.A. Lifeline, for courageously sharing his own recovery story and the wisdom he’s gained from walking alongside and helping so many others on their path to healing.

📅 Feb 2 • 12:30 PM MT
📍 Live on Zoom

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DM us here on Instagram or request it through the “Contact Us” form on our website.

Come listen, learn, and be encouraged. Recovery is possible and you don’t have to do it alone.

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2940 W Maple Loop Drive Ste L02
Lehi, UT
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Recovering Individuals, Healing Families

SA Lifeline Foundation is a non-profit 501c3 organization dedicated to Recovering Individuals and Healing Families from the effects of sexual addiction and betrayal trauma. The Foundation was founded in 2008 by Steven and Rhyll Croshaw. As a parent organization, SA Lifeline Foundation sees addiction and trauma recovery as dependent upon four specific pillars:


  • Guided Education

  • Appropriate Boundaries to Establish Safety

  • Spiritual Connection supported by Working the Twelve Steps