Offering individual, couples, family and group therapy in-office and online.
Approved to practice telehealth under PSYPACT and with NY State Residents.
Approved to practice telehealth under PSYPACT and with NY State Residents.
“Drugs and alcohol are not my problem, reality is my problem, drugs and alcohol are my solution.”
Sex and process addictions are a pervasive problem today. An ever-expanding opportunity for constant stimulation by the media and technology, has triggered people’s primitive desires. For many, gratification is not just available inside the relationship, but outside it as well.
Whether tied to sex, love, food, money, or work, process addictions are not about weakness or willpower. They are coping strategies born of pain, shame, and unmet needs. Over time, what once numbed or distracted you begins to control you.
Unlike drugs or alcohol, you can’t walk away from these. They’re woven into daily life. Which means recovery is not about abstinence—it’s about transformation.
Sex or love may feel intoxicating one moment, unsafe the next. Food may be comfort and punishment at once. Work and money can validate, while leaving you empty. Porn and fantasy promise escape but deepen loneliness. What begins as coping becomes the very trap you long to escape.
At their root, process addictions are less about the behavior than the wound beneath it. They often grow out of:
The patterns may differ—hookups, fantasy, binge and purge, overspending, workaholism—but the story is the same: survival strategies that once served you now hold you captive.
No two journeys out of compulsive behavior or betrayal are the same. That’s why I offer multiple entry points—for addicts, partners, couples, and families. Each is designed to meet you where you are, with both individual, couples, and group options available.
When sex shifts from intimacy to secrecy, it leaves you isolated and ashamed. Therapy helps you break free from the cycle, uncover what fuels it, and step into agency and integrity.
When closeness feels unsafe, avoidance becomes protection—but also isolation. Therapy helps you explore the fears that drive avoidance and slowly build the safety needed to let love and desire back in.
What begins as a distraction or release can escalate into isolation and secrecy. Therapy helps you regain control, rebuild trust in yourself, and redirect sexual energy toward a life that feels whole.
Discovery, betrayal, and secrecy leave deep scars. Whether you choose to stay or to leave, therapy offers a safe space to process the pain, restore your voice, and chart the path forward that’s your own.
Success and productivity can mask emptiness. Therapy will examine the patterns driving overwork or financial compulsion, so balance and meaning can return to your life.
Food and exercise become weapons, you become at war with your own body. Therapy helps loosen shame, heal emotional pain, and create a more peaceful relationship with food, your body, and yourself.
Individual therapy for insight and change, group therapy for accountability and breaking secrecy, and intensives for accelerated progress.
Individual therapy for betrayal trauma, group therapy for support and solidarity, intensives for deep repair and healing.
Couples therapy to rebuild trust, disclosure intensives for honesty and repair, couple’s intensives to repair broken bonds.
Family therapy to address the ripple effects of addiction and restore communication.
Accelerated therapy for addicts, partners, couples, and families.
Break secrecy, reduce isolation, dampen shame in a safe space with others.
Behind every compulsion is a longing for freedom, aliveness, and love. You don’t have to carry this alone—Reach out and let’s begin.
