About the SheRecovery Facilitator Network
SheRecovery began in 2009 with a simple desire: to create a safe place for women struggling with pornography and other unwanted sexual behaviors to find support, community, and a path toward healing.
Founded by Crystal Renaud Day, SheRecovery has since grown into an online recovery community serving women around the world through recovery meetings, counseling, coaching, spiritual care, education, and resources created specifically for women.
But we know we can’t reach every woman ourselves.
We want SheRecovery to grow wide, not just deep. That means not only serving women within our own community, but equipping people like you to create safe, informed recovery spaces in your churches, ministries, practices, and communities.
That’s why we created the SheRecovery Facilitator Network.
Bring SheRecovery Curriculum to Your Community
If you’ve found a SheRecovery resource that could help the women you serve, we want to help you put it to use.
The Facilitator Network supports those who are using—or preparing to use—SheRecovery curriculum to facilitate recovery groups for women, including:
- What Drives Women to Porn?
- 90 Days to Wholeness
- Dirty Girls Come Clean
- New Fruit
- Holiday Wholeness
You may be preparing to start your first group, already leading women through one of our resources, or looking for a better way to support women who are coming to you for help.
Wherever you’re starting, the Network gives you a connection back to SheRecovery for practical resources, ongoing training, and support as you lead.
Help Women Find Your Group
When you create a recovery group, we want to help women find it.
Network members can add their SheRecovery curriculum-based groups to the SheRecovery Group Directory, where women can discover recovery opportunities available locally and online.
The Directory also helps us stay connected with the groups using SheRecovery resources in communities beyond our own.
Groups listed in the Directory operate independently from SheRecovery unless specifically identified otherwise. Directory inclusion does not constitute certification, supervision, or endorsement by SheRecovery.
Who Can Join?
If you’re currently facilitating a group with SheRecovery curriculum—or considering starting one—the Network is for you.
It’s also open to pastors, ministry leaders, counselors, coaches, and others who want access to SheRecovery resources and training so they can better support women in recovery.
While we encourage women’s recovery groups to be facilitated by women, men are welcome to join the Network to become better equipped to support the women they serve.
You don’t need to be a counselor, coach, or certified recovery professional to participate.
Let’s Grow the Reach of Recovery
Some women will find SheRecovery directly. Others may never attend one of our online meetings.
But they may find you.
They may walk into your church, reach out to your ministry, sit across from you in your office, or hear that someone in their own community is starting a group where women can finally talk honestly about what they’re facing.
That’s what it means for SheRecovery to grow wide, not just deep.
By equipping more people to use our curriculum, we can create more places where women can find support, understanding, community, and hope.
If you want to help bring that kind of recovery support to the women in your community, we’d love to have you in the Network.
JOIN THE NETWORK