Sexual Addiction therapists in Altoona, Pennsylvania PA
Sexual Addiction
Dr. Brian Weir
Psychologist, PsyD
Do you feel you or your partner are a sex addict? Maybe, however not all sex behaviors constitute a sexual addiction, and sometimes the sex behaviors may be a manifestation of a different problem. Regardless of an addiction or not, I can help address these issues by identifying the triggers, mange impulses and urges, find healthy ways of changing the behaviors. Further, we will explore any deeper reasons behind the behaviors and address any underlying psychological or emotional issues that may contribute to sexual issues.
21 Years Experience
Sexual Addiction
Courtney Pfohlman
Counselor/Therapist, LADC LPC
I started counseling in addiction services when I graduated in 2014. Learning about addiction, I quickly realized that individuals have a variety of sexual related issues whether related to addiction or trouble connecting with their partner. I provide both individual and couples counseling related to sexual issues and how it impacts both substance use and mental health disorders.
10 Years Experience
Sexual Addiction
Dr. Debra Laino Sexuaity and Relationship Consultation of Delaware, LLC
Therapist, DHS, M.S., M.ED, ASE
More and more common, sexual addiction (compulsive sexual behavior) is a treatable issue that requires and evaluation of the past, present and future. Understanding what the triggers are, the coping methods and where support is needed is imperative. As in any type of sex therapy medical evaluations can be necessary.
23 Years Experience
Sexual Addiction
Mischa Patteson
Licensed Clinical Social Worker, LSW
Sexual addiction can feel overwhelming and isolating, but please know that you are not alone. Together, we'll work towards breaking free from the cycle of addiction and reclaiming control over your life. Therapy offers practical tools, skills, and insights to help you manage urges, set boundaries, and build fulfilling connections with yourself and others.
6 Years Experience
Sexual Addiction
Dr. Adam Shafer
Psychologist, Psy. D., M.A.
Matters of intimacy can be physical in nature that, in some ways, connect with our emotional lives and can become more complicated as we grow into our relationships with others.