The first thing many people want to know is "How can seeing a counsellor help me?". For minor emotional distresses often talking to a friend or family member is enough to help you feel better. However, for some of life's tougher issues, more is needed. Dealing with a sexual addiction, or being the partner of a sex addict, can be confusing and frustrating. Talking with a trained counsellor will give you the insight, encouragement and support you need to work through this issue.
Getting help for certain problems can be especially difficult, but coming to counselling shows courage and a desire to change, which is the first prerequisite to finding your turning point. If you have had enough of the guilt, frustration, despair and shame of being unable to break free of unwanted behaviours, then this is the right first step.
As a professional who is trained to understand and deal with sexual addiction and it's accompanying problems, I can offer you an opportunity to face your difficulties constructively and confidently, and provide you with an understanding of your addiction and how to deal with it. The first step to overcoming a problem is taking action and this immediately empowers you. Don’t wait another minute. Give me a call or send me an e-mail. I will give you an opportunity to address any questions or concerns you may have and help you take those first steps towards positive change.
Click the "Our Practice" tab to get more details...and welcome to the Turning Point.
The Turning Point Counselling Services 520 Brealey Dr. Peterborough, ON 705-868-8896
THE TURNING POINT
SEXUAL ADDICTION RECOVERY
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