A Woman's view
Research shows that when it comes to sexually compulsive behaviours or offending, it is harder for women to come forward, to ask for help. Why is this? Woman are sadly still labelled in derogatory ways, leading to stigmatisation, self-blame, and outright shame. If you have a sexual problem that you feel you can’t share with anyone, e.g. something that is difficult for you in a sexual relationship or a sexually compulsive behaviour, (or compulsive behaviour around love/relationships), please be reassured that I am very experienced in working with female issues and this kind of destructive behaviour. Don't turn away and tell yourself - 'I will manage on my own', you will know how hard that is, if you have already tried to stop 'acting out'. If you are worried or embarrassed, please don't let that hold you back. I will never judge you. I am only interested in helping you to understand yourself better i.e. what has contributed to this behaviour emerging? Once we identify contributing factors, we explore these, process emotions and help you understand what has happened to you.
If you want to find a way to leave e.g. a compulsion behind, we look at 'how' you can do this and choose positive behaviours, leading to a freer & happier life. Female who conquered sex addiction
