Compassionate, non-judgmental care for compulsive sexual behavior disorder
Compulsive sexual behavior disorder — commonly called sex addiction — is characterized by persistent, intrusive sexual thoughts and urges that feel impossible to control, despite causing significant harm to relationships, career, self-esteem, and quality of life. It is increasingly recognized by the clinical and research community as a genuine behavioral addiction with neurobiological underpinnings.
We approach sex addiction treatment with the same compassion, rigor, and non-judgment we apply to every condition we treat. There is no shame in seeking help — only courage. And help is available.
Begin Treatment ConfidentiallyCBT for sex addiction identifies the thoughts, emotions, and situations that trigger compulsive sexual behavior. You'll build the awareness and skills to interrupt automatic patterns and respond differently — without shame or self-punishment.
Sex addiction deeply affects intimate relationships. Individual therapy addresses the attachment wounds, intimacy fears, and relational patterns that often underlie compulsive sexual behavior — creating the foundation for healthy intimacy.
Specialized sex addiction group therapy provides a safe, confidential space to address shame, share experience, and build accountability — powerfully countering the isolation and secrecy that perpetuate compulsive sexual behavior.
Sex addiction frequently has roots in childhood trauma, attachment disruption, or sexual abuse. Our trauma-informed approach ensures these underlying factors are addressed — not just the surface behavior.
Urge surfing, mindfulness meditation, and body awareness practices help you develop a different relationship with sexual urges — observing them without being compelled to act, creating the space for choice and behavior change.
With appropriate consent and boundaries, we can involve partners or spouses in the treatment process — providing psychoeducation, relational repair support, and guidance for partners dealing with the impact of sex addiction.
Sex addiction exists on a spectrum. You may benefit from professional treatment if you experience: