Have you discovered that you are in a relationship with someone who is acting out sexually – with the internet, with prostitutes or sexual massage, or who is having affairs?

Balancing loving and fulfilling relationships in the midst of managing family, work, and other everyday demands can be challenging. If your partner is acting out sexually there can be a pressure cooker that can either blow the relationship apart or bring the couple closer together. Either way the force of the crisis has the potential power to transform both individuals in the relationship.

Compulsion Solutions offers GROUPS and INDIVIDUAL COUNSELING for partners and wives. We work with clients in person or via phone sessions across the country and around the world.

Free article on "Compulsion: Sex and Love Addiction."

Groups now meeting on Thursday.
Contact us for a free phone consultation.

Support is available if —

• You don’t know how to rebuild the broken trust in your relationship and you don’t know if you even want to
• You don’t know how to process the feelings you are having
• You are uncertain what kind of behaviors you can accept in your partner and what you can’t accept
• You feel victimized or out of control
• You don’t feel you have the support system you need to deal with this problem – You just don’t know who to talk to
• You feel fearful of abandonment or being alone
• You see your relationship isn’t working but you feel you just can’t leave because you “love” your partner
• You feel you can "change" your partner
• You feel disconnected from your authentic self in your relationship
• You feel obligated to have sex when you don’t want to

You can find the root causes that keep you stuck in a place you don’t want to be in. You can break the cycle of negative thoughts and behaviors so you can live with peace, joy, abundance, and prosperity.

Faye Reitman, MFT. I enjoy working with women and the unique challenges that we face in our ever changing world. We are bombarded with demands from the media, the significant others in our world and, as a rule, put our own needs last; we can learn to respect and care for ourselves in positive ways. We can learn and practice good boundaries and self care.

I believe that the therapeutic dialogue is a joint venture between the client and the therapist. Every client has both areas of strengths that she needs to discover and perceived weaknesses that need to be acknowledged, embraced, and healed. That is the core of our work together.

Paldrom Collins. Married to a former sex addict, Paldrom has a thorough understanding of sexually compulsive behavior and works with the partners of sexually compulsive men. Previously a Buddhist nun, her kind and compassionate manner is integral in helping partners resolve their issues of co-dependency and co-addiction.  Read Paldrom's article on "Compulsion: Sex and Love Addiction."

Contact Paldrom

Paldrom’s Direct Phone: 925-934-6263

Have a question?
E-mail Paldrom at paldrom@compulsionsolutions.com