Sex and Porn Addiction therapists in New Mexico
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Sex/Porn Addiction
Laura Anderson LPCC, Eff Shame Therapy
Licensed Professional Counselor, LPCC
Problematic sexual behaviors — including compulsive porn use — are rarely about sex itself. They are most often about pain, disconnection, shame, or a nervous system looking for relief. I work from a harm reduction, client-centered approach using CBT, DBT, Motivational Interviewing, and trauma-focused methods to understand what's underneath the behavior and actually address it. I do not work from a twelve-step or "sex addiction" framework — not because I dismiss your struggle, but because shame-based models tend to create more of the very thing driving the behavior in the first place. You are not broken. Let's figure out what's actually going on.
12 Years Experience
Online in California, New Mexico
(Online Only)
Sex/Porn Addiction
Jacob Hamlin
Marriage and Family Therapist, M.Ed., LMFT, CST
I work with clients who feel caught in patterns of compulsive sexual behavior, pornography use, secrecy, guilt, relapse, or conflict between sexual behavior and personal values. Rather than leading with shame or moral panic, I help clients understand the emotional and relational functions these behaviors may be serving. The goal is not simply behavior control, but greater honesty, accountability, self-understanding, and choice. Therapy may include exploring triggers, attachment needs, loneliness, stress, fantasy, avoidance, spirituality, boundaries, and repair in relationships impacted by secrecy or betrayal.
16 Years Experience
Online in Kentucky, New Mexico
(Online Only)