Group Therapy for Problematic Sexual Behavior - Coming Soon!

Structured group support to reduce shame, build insight, and break free from compulsive patterns.

Healing Happens in Community

You're not the only one and you don’t have to carry it alone

Group therapy at Blue Harbor Counseling is designed for individuals struggling with problematic sexual behavior. This isn’t a drop-in support group. It’s a professionally led, intentional space where you’ll receive structured guidance, psychoeducation, and meaningful connection with others on similar journeys.

Shame thrives in isolation, but healing begins when we are truly seen and accepted.

Types of Treatments & Specialties

I specialize in:

  • Compulsive sexual behavior (CSB)

  • Sex addiction recovery (CSAT-informed)

  • Shame and secrecy reduction

  • Attachment repair in group settings

  • Psychoeducation for impulse control and emotional regulation

  • Integration of spirituality or faith (as relevant to participants)

Populations We Serve:

  • Adults navigating compulsive or problematic sexual behavior

  • Individuals seeking an affordable, community-based approach

  • Those who’ve tried individual therapy but need added structure/support

  • Clients who value peer encouragement and accountability

  • Faith-informed clients looking for non-judgmental group support

  • People feeling isolated by shame or secrecy

How To Get Started

Step 1
Complete a Group Intake Session

Before joining a group, you'll meet individually with the therapist to discuss your goals, history, and readiness for this format. This ensures the group is a good fit for you and your needs.

Step 2
Join a Weekly Group

Groups meet for 90 minutes weekly and typically consist of 6-8 members. Some run for 12 weeks; others may continue indefinitely. You'll also have the option of monthly one-on-one sessions for additional support.

Step 3
Build Consistency and Connection

Through regular participation, clients often experience a reduction in shame, deeper insight into their behavior, and genuine growth through shared stories and structured feedback.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Our groups are professionally facilitated with a clinical structure, psychoeducation, and a clear therapeutic framework, not just open discussion. The goal is long-term change, not just emotional venting.

  • No. You’ll never be pressured to share more than you’re ready for. Trust builds over time, and the therapist ensures the environment remains safe and respectful for all participants.

  • In many cases, it’s more effective—especially for sex addiction and shame-based struggles. Hearing others’ stories often accelerates healing and normalizes your own process.

  • Yes. Many clients benefit from combining both. You’ll even have the option to book monthly one-on-one sessions at a reduced rate while participating in the group.

  • That’s okay. You’re welcome to begin with individual sessions and discuss group readiness over time. The intake process helps clarify what’s best for you.

  • No. While we welcome people with spiritual backgrounds, the group is not religious in nature. If faith is important to your healing, it can be respectfully integrated.