My Services
Couples
Therapy
Couples counseling for sex addiction provides a supportive environment where partners can address the impact of compulsive sexual behaviors on their relationship.
Through guided conversations with a trained therapist, couples learn to rebuild trust, improve communication, and understand the underlying issues that contribute to the addiction. The counseling process often involves developing healthy boundaries, coping strategies, and emotional intimacy, helping both partners heal and move forward together.
This collaborative approach not only supports the individual struggling with addiction but also acknowledges and validates the experiences of the affected partner.
Individual Therapy
In treating the partner of the addict, I help the partner sort through the betrayal and accept the reality that their spouse is an addict and what that means. And if they plan to move forward, the commitment that they're going to need to make. I help the partner come up with "bottom line behaviors" (COSA) for themselves and what they can live with authentically. I believe that this is a process, and the bottom lines are flexible, fluid and can change.
Partners learning about their addicted spouse go through grief and despair as a death. Post-traumatic stress disorder is quite common among those who find out that there spouse is leading a double life. Once we decide on which way the relationship is going, I will incorporate ways to handle finances, children, cohabitation, separation, an divorce.
Therapy for Partners
In treating the partner of the addict, I help the partner sort through the betrayal and accept the reality that their spouse is an addict and what that means. And if they plan to move forward, the commitment that they're going to need to make.
I help the partner come up with "bottom line behaviors" (COSA) for themselves and what they can live with authentically. I believe that this is a process, and the bottom lines are flexible, fluid and can change.
Partners learning about their addicted spouse go through grief and despair as a death. Post-traumatic stress disorder is quite common among those who find out that there spouse is leading a double life. Once we decide on which way the relationship is going, I will incorporate ways to handle finances, children, cohabitation, separation, an divorce.
Group
Therapy
Group therapy for sex addiction offers a safe, nonjudgmental space where individuals can share their experiences, challenges, and progress with others facing similar struggles. Led by a trained facilitator, group sessions provide support, accountability, and practical strategies for managing addictive behaviors.
Participants benefit from mutual encouragement and the realization that they are not alone, which can be a powerful motivator for recovery. Group therapy fosters a sense of community and hope, helping members build healthier relationships with themselves and others.