These have been authored and published by ‘The Knock’ website. Freely given. Take care on your journey. Don’t suffer alone. There is so much you can do to start feeling better today! The course has an uplifting positive focus and really educates students of healing about how PTSD is affecting them and what they can do about …
Article written by “The Knocked Ones” – excerpts from their Christian Blog & Forum. Lot’s wife looked back longingly at Sodom and Gommorah and turned into a pillar of salt. Are you still looking back at what you’ve lost because of ‘the knock’? God uses everything for good, for those of us who love Him …
Interview with Rachel Armitage and Lucy Faithfull Foundation. Anita from BBC Woman’s Hour talks to Deborah Denis, Chief Executive of the Lucy Faithfull Foundation, and Rachel Armitage, Professor of Criminology the University of Huddersfield about the impact of ‘the knock’ on the families and friends of men arrested for these crimes. They’ll discuss what support …
Calling again for people of the knock not represented to contact us with your stories or blogs. It would be life-changing for others. If you need technical help with how to start a blog – please email us for help. We have added a new section to our website called “Lived Experience“. These are services …
Literature review concludes that viewing indecent images of children is not a gateways to committing a contact offence against children.
We all have an opinion about people who commit online sex offences. This non-offending partner tells us that her husband is redeemable.
An ex online offender tells his powerful story. Society’s refusal to accept his rehabilitation has not only impacted upon him, but his children too.
A new blog site has been started by another Non-offending partner. Her journey began on Bonfire Night. This time of year must be triggering.
We aren’t bad, nor irredeemable….
Sex addicts come from all walks of life, young and old, gay or straight, bisexual or transgender. We come from all ethnic and religious backgrounds…I also found that because of the sensitive nature of sexual addiction and society’s views on it, I was relieved that the meetings I went to were ‘closed’ to only those wishing to stop addictive sexual behaviour. It felt safe knowing that the practice of anonymity and confidentiality is so respected, it made the meeting a safe place for me. I only need to use my first name and anything I say in the meeting is treated as confidential and we’re encouraged not to discuss things outside with non-members.
‘The Knock’ website is creating a brand new course called “Restore Me”. The course is aimed at non-offending family members with the goal to restore their sense of peace. The course will be made available online to those impacted by ‘The Knock’. Participants must register to receive their log in details. The modular format will lead the participant through the Maze of ‘The Knock’ in bitesize and easy to digest format.