Helping you find Healing FROM SEXUAL BROKENESS
Is your life being wrecked by pornography?
Are you living a double life?
Do you live in constant fear of someone finding out the truth of what you're doing?
Has your life become unmanageable?
Are you stuck in addiction and don't know where to turn for help?
We can help!
Healing Starts Here
WE HELP YOU GROW
FROM: TO:
ADDICTION FREEDOM
CRISIS SERENITY
ISOLATION CONNECTION
FEAR TRUST
Who We Are
We are Chad and Angela Anderson, founders of 727 Integrated Life.
727 is a 501c3 nonprofit ministry that exists to give hope and help.
We are committed to creating safe spaces for you to share, walking with you as you explore your Core Story, and coaching you on the path of emotional healing and health.
How We Help
Individual and Group Recovery Coaching for Men
Individual, Couples, and Group Emotional Health Coaching
Who We Work With
Men/Men's Ministries
Married Couples
Dating/Engaged Couples
Ministers/Church Leaders
College Ministries
Homeless Ministries
WHAT CLIENTS SAY
21 year old college student ~
“Chad Anderson has been incredibly helpful in my journey of recovery and has helped me see parts of myself I didn’t know were there. He helped walk me through my core story and called to attention some childhood incidences I had completely forgotten about. By talking with Chad, I was able to reflect on my childhood in a way I hadn’t been able to before. His mentorship and friendship have encouraged me while I walk through a season of recovery.”
28 year old married entrepreneur ~
"Working with Chad has changed my life, and that's not an exaggeration. I have called him nearly every day for over a year, and through his guidance and support, I have stayed sexually sober for over a year.
Before working with Chad, I didn't have a clue what to do with my feelings. When I would feel something I didn't like, particularly in my career, I would numb my feelings with compulsive sexual behaviors like I had done as a kid. Those behaviors cost me a lot, including $126,000 of debt and nearly contracting a disease.
Now, through daily work with Chad, attending recovery meetings and outside therapy, I have a choice. I don't have to cover my feelings with compulsive behaviors. I can feel them and know what to do. I am free to live one day at a time without the bonds of compulsive sexual behaviors.
I am so thankful that Chad has given his life to this work."