What happens on a Freedom Call?
It’s a free, private Zoom conversation. We’ll hear your story, understand what you’re hoping to change, and explore whether Team Vulnerable is the right fit. If it is, we’ll explain the paid program, the investment, and available options. There’s no obligation to enroll.
Does my spouse need to join the call?
If your wife knows about the issue, please attend together so you can both hear the plan, ask questions, and decide if it’s right for your marriage. If she doesn’t know yet, you’re welcome to begin the conversation individually. If you make financial decisions together, choose a time when you can both attend.
Will my wife have to become the “porn police”?
No. The husband is responsible for his choices and his recovery. Practical safeguards can help slow impulsive decisions, but rebuilding trust also takes honesty, consistent action, and healthy boundaries. Being teammates doesn’t mean putting the responsibility for his behavior on her.
How much time should we set aside?
Plan time each day for lessons and exercises, plus conversations with each other. Some reflection and listening exercises need a longer, uninterrupted session. We’ll explain the commitment on your call so you can plan realistically.
What support do we get beyond the lessons?
You receive unlimited email support from Team Vulnerable for three months to ask questions as you put the material into practice. The program also guides you in choosing outside accountability and support. On-demand one-on-one calls are not part of the standard program.
How is this different from asking AI or reading a book?
You get a structured program to work through together, guided exercises for both partners, and three months of email support from people who know the material and have lived through this in their own marriage. The value comes from applying the work and asking for help along the way.
What if we’ve already tried other things?
Many couples come to us after trying to handle this on their own. We focus on the patterns behind the behavior and the relationship hurt that can remain even when porn use stops. On your call, we’ll talk honestly about what you’ve tried and whether our approach fits your needs.
What happens after the 30 days?
Keep practicing what you’ve learned. The program recommends daily check-ins for the first 90 days, and includes unlimited email support for three months. Healing and rebuilding trust follow individual timelines; completing the course is a starting point for ongoing change.
How much does the program cost?
Our Freedom Call is free, and the program is a paid coaching experience. If we believe we’re a good fit, we’ll explain what’s included and the investment. Every family’s situation is different, so we can discuss your circumstances and available options. There’s no obligation to enroll on the call.
Is there a refund policy?
Yes. If you complete the entire program and all exercises and decide the course isn’t for you, both spouses must email us within 30 days to request a full refund. We’ll explain the requirements before you enroll.
Is there a referral program?
Yes. If you join and someone you refer enrolls, you receive 25% of the amount that person invests. We can explain the referral program on your Freedom Call.
What happens to the information I share?
You can explore this page and watch the videos without completing a contact form. Scheduling opens Calendly, where you provide your booking details; playing a video connects to YouTube. Before sharing sensitive details, you’re welcome to ask us how your information will be handled.
Is this Christian counseling?
Our approach is guided by Christian faith and our lived experience. Team Vulnerable is an educational coaching program, not licensed therapy. We can discuss fit on your call, including whether other professional support may be appropriate.