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If you or a loved one are engaging in problematic sexual behaviors, you’re in the right place. Click below to learn more about sex addiction, porn addiction, substance/sex addiction, and betrayal trauma.
Sex addiction is an ongoing, out-of-control pattern of sexual fantasies and behaviors that causes problems in a person’s life – relationship woes, trouble at work or in school, shame, anxiety, and more.
Porn addicts compulsively use pornography. Typically, they’ve tried and failed to quit on multiple occasions, often staying away for a few days or weeks. But they return to porn whenever life gets tough.
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When substance and sex addictions fuse and intertwine, treatment and recovery are complicated in significant ways. In such cases, the expert treatment provided by Seeking Integrity is an absolute necessity.
If you’ve been cheated on and now feel like you’re going crazy, you’re not alone. When infidelity is uncovered, you can’t help but experience that as a powerful form of emotional and psychological trauma.
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Take a short, free self-assessment to learn if you or a loved one might benefit from professional help for problematic sexual behavior.
Take this preliminary assessment test to identify issues you may have with sex or porn addiction. Your answers to this short quiz can help you and a licensed psychotherapist choose the best next steps for getting the help you need.
This brief self-test is designed to identify issues specific to paired substance/sex addiction. Your answers to this short quiz can help you and a licensed psychotherapist choose the best next steps for getting the help you need.
Healthy, prodependent relationships involve equal partners working together to bring out the best in each other. It takes time and effort to achieve this kind of trust, and sometimes you might need help getting there. In the video below, leading relationship expert Dr. Rob Weiss discusses how and why behavioral addictions arise.
