Set Stigma Aside, and Let’s Talk About Compulsive Sexual Behavior
Has sex taken over your life? We don’t mean in a good way, either. Maybe you can’t stop thinking about it to the point that inappropriate thoughts run rampant even in public. You know certain behaviors aren’t acceptable, but you find yourself constantly pushing the envelope. You feel guilty, out of control, even scared… But you can’t stop.
Sexual compulsivity is often misunderstood. Many people struggling with compulsive sexual behavior feel isolated, ashamed, or afraid to ask for help, worried they’ll be judged. But sex addictions, like any behavioral health condition, deserve compassionate care. That’s what we’re here for.
Signs of Compulsive Sexual Behavior
It’s not about how often you have sex; it’s about how much control you feel you’ve lost and how much it’s impacting your life. Some signs that it’s become a problem include:
Persistent, intrusive sexual thoughts or urges
Difficulty stopping certain sexual behaviors despite consequences
Using sex to cope with stress, anxiety, or trauma
Feeling guilt, shame, or regret afterward, but repeating the cycle
Relationships, work, or self-worth are being affected
If this sounds familiar, you’re not broken. You just need a little professional support.
How Sex Therapy Can Help
Working with a licensed sex therapist provides a safe, judgment-free environment to unpack the emotional drivers behind compulsive behavior. During sessions, we may explore trauma, attachment wounds, relationship patterns, or co-occurring conditions like anxiety or depression. Treatment focuses on developing self-awareness and healthier coping skills. We may also seek to repair damaged relationships.
Take the First Step Toward Healing
You don’t have to suffer in silence or feel stuck in these destructive patterns. We understand compulsive sexual behavior, and we want to help you. Reach out today to connect with a sex therapist and get on the road toward self-acceptance and recovery.