October 23-25, 2026
Camp Wabanna
Edgewater, MD
Make it more than a retreat — come early, stay longer, and let your soul stretch.
About Our Sex Addiction Recovery Retreat
Welcome to the Men’s Sexual Addiction Recovery Retreat, where healing and growth await. Join us as we gather with like-minded men to confront past struggles and envision a brighter future. Led by experienced facilitators, our retreat provides a safe space for meaningful discussions, therapeutic exercises, and reflection. Together, we celebrate vulnerability, dismantle shame, and foster healing. Explore topics such as understanding root causes, setting boundaries, rebuilding trust, and cultivating intimacy. Registration for our 2025 retreat is open, priced at $275 per person. Take this step towards reclaiming your life and inspiring others. Join us and discover the power of redemption and transformation.
This Years Retreat Speakers
Dr. Mark Denison
Married to Beth since 1983, Mark was a church planter and senior pastor for three churches for over 31 years. He was a university board chairman (three times), an NBA chaplain, and has authored 12 books. His degrees include a Doctor of Ministry, a Master of Divinity, and a Master’s in Recovery. Mark is a certified PSAP and is a member of the American Association of Christian Counselors. He is also a regular contributor to C3 Global Network. In 2017, Mark and Beth launched There’s Still Hope. Each week, Mark leads men through his 90-Day Recovery Program, leads ten Freedom Groups, and leads Couples Groups along with
Beth.
Robert Dorband – Pastoral Counselor
Robert Dorband is a Pastoral Counselor dedicated to helping men and couples overcome sex addiction and intimacy anorexia. He is certified as a Sexual Recovery Pastoral Counselor through the American Association for Sex Addiction Therapy. The name “51 to 52” reflects the transformation seen in Psalm 51 and Psalm 52—moving from brokenness to freedom. That changed life is his goal for every client.
Robert began his own recovery journey in 2001 and understands firsthand both the struggles of addiction and the loneliness that can exist in marriage. He believes there is no magic solution, but there is a path to freedom—and he is committed to helping others find it.
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