We are better together.
Putting the Client First
Our experience has taught us that healing and recovery involves a team of people working together to address the complex challenges of sexual addiction and betrayal trauma.
That’s why we’re eager to build meaningful referral partnerships with therapists, counselors, coaches, churches, and para-church organizations. By collaborating, we can ensure that our clients receive holistic care that meets their mental, emotional, spiritual, and relational needs. Together, we can create a network of support that helps individuals and families find hope and lasting transformation.
A referral partnership with More Than Words Mentoring is built on mutual trust and a shared commitment to helping people heal. Here’s what it looks like:
More Than Words Mentoring and our partners go about business as usual, offering quality care and support to our clients.
If a client comes to More Than Words with needs outside our scope—such as clinical therapy—we refer them to trusted partners like you.
Likewise, you refer individuals or couples to us when they could benefit from a mentoring relationship to complement the care they’re already receiving.
Through regular communication, shared resources, and a collaborative approach, we can work together to provide comprehensive care that empowers people to experience true healing and restoration.
Steps to Partnership
1.
Initial Contact
Fill out the brief partnership interest form below.
We’ll reach out to schedule our first meeting.
2.
Exploratory Meeting
Share each other’s mission, values, and the specific services we offer. Explore the fit.
3.
Referral Agreement
Create a mutually beneficial agreement outlining the referral process.
Information Sharing
4.
We’ll swap resources—brochures, business cards, digital materials—to share with clients.
5.
Communication Channels
We’ll establish primary points of contact and schedule regular check-ins.
6.
Launch Partnership
Start referring clients, with a commitment to communication and the client’s well-being.
