Matt Wenger

Matt Wenger holds a master’s degree in Couples and Family Counseling. He began his clinical work with traumatized children and young people and learned how complex issues can lead to mental distress and dysfunction in homes. Matt connected with the TINSA® (trauma-induced sexual addiction) approach to treatment, particularly the overlap between childhood trauma and addiction, and started working with those who identified as sex addicts at Begin Again Institute.

As a counselor and Clinical Director, Matt is energized by helping clients find words to express their emotions around their traumas. He utilizes Emotion Focused Therapy, Attachment Theory, Motivational Interviewing, Guided Meditation and is trained in Brain Spotting. Matt sees all people as deserving of living a full, healthy life and works hard to help his clients move towards that end.

• “Rebuilding Trust: Effective Communication Strategies for Couples in Early Recovery”
• “Navigating Difficult Conversations: Tools for Couples Overcoming Intimacy Disorders”
• “Healing Together: Strengthening Relationship Bonds Through Honest Dialogue”
• “The Roots of Attachment: How Early Experiences Shape Adult Relationships”
• “Healing Attachment Wounds: Steps Towards Secure and Healthy Connections”
• “Recognizing and Addressing Attachment Patterns in Intimacy Disorders”
• “Faith and Recovery: How Christian Principles Can Guide Couples Through Intimacy Disorders”
• “The Power of Prayer: Strengthening Relationships Through Faith During Recovery”
• “Finding Hope in Scripture: Biblical Insights for Healing Intimacy Wounds”
• “The Journey to Inner Peace: How Faith Can Help Men Forgive Their Inner Child”
• “The Power of Prayer: Strengthening Relationships Through Faith During Recovery”