“I HAVE TROUBLE CONTROLLING MY SEXUAL DESIRES.”

“MY SEXUAL ATTRACTIONS MAKE ME FEEL ASHAMED.”

“I KNOW IT’S ILLEGAL, BUT I’M NOT SURE I CAN STOP MYSELF.”

SOUND FAMILIAR?

I UNDERSTAND.

We live in a highly sexualized world, yet talking about sex—especially unconventional or taboo desires—can feel isolating and shameful. If you’re struggling with problematic sexual behaviors, unwanted sexual thoughts, or troubling sexual attractions, you’re not alone.

• You find that the pornography you’re watching no longer satisfies you, and you’re seeking more extreme content.

• You’re having intrusive sexual fantasies that leave you feeling ashamed.

• You’ve engaged in risky or illegal sexual behaviors that resulted in regret, guilt, or legal consequences.

• You’re attracted to minors and unsure how to manage these feelings safely.

These experiences can create overwhelming shame, guilt, anxiety, and confusion. You may fear being judged or rejected if you share your struggles, making it harder to seek help.

YOU’RE NOT DEFINED BY YOUR DESIRES—HELP IS AVAILABLE

Problematic sexual behaviors can include any sexual activities that cause distress, harm, or interfere with your quality of life. If you’re battling compulsive sexual urges, hypersexuality, or illegal sexual interests, it’s important to know that change is possible.

I specialize in helping people like you develop healthier, safer, and more fulfilling sexual lives. You may feel afraid to seek help, worried about being judged or misunderstood. But you deserve compassionate support. In therapy, you’ll have a safe, confidential space to explore your sexual health without fear of condemnation. Together, we’ll create a plan to help you:

• Manage your sexual impulses and reduce the risk of harmful behaviors.

• Regain control over your life, rebuild self-trust, and improve your relationships.

• Develop the tools to experience healthy, safe, and satisfying intimacy.

You don’t have to battle this alone. Therapy can help you move forward with hope, confidence, and self-acceptance.