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At Cherry Tree Therapy Centre we understand that sex addiction and porn addiction are more than just behavioural issues; it’s a complex struggle that can impact every facet of your life—from personal relationships to emotional well-being. We are dedicated to providing compassionate, evidence-based support to help you navigate the challenges of sexual addiction and reclaim control over your life.
Sexual addiction can manifest in various ways, including compulsive sexual behaviours, online pornography addiction, or the pursuit of risky sexual encounters. These patterns can lead to feelings of shame, isolation, and anxiety, making it difficult to maintain healthy relationships and a fulfilling life. Recognising the need for help is a courageous first step, and we are here to guide you through the healing process.
Our mission is to create a safe, supportive environment where individuals can explore the underlying issues of their addiction without judgment. We believe that healing is possible and that everyone has the capacity for change. Our experienced therapists employ a range of therapeutic techniques, including psychosexual therapy, cognitive-behavioral therapy, and psychodynamic therapy, tailored to your unique needs.
We are committed to empowering you with the tools and insights necessary to break free from unhealthy patterns and foster a healthier relationship with yourself and others. Whether you’re seeking individual therapy, group support, or educational resources, we are here to walk alongside you on your journey to recovery.
If you or a loved one is struggling with sexual addiction, we invite you to take the first step towards healing. Contact us today to learn more about our services, schedule your first appointment, and discover a path to a more fulfilling life.
We understand that sexual addiction doesn’t just impact the individual—it profoundly affects partners and couples as well. Our dedicated services are designed to support those navigating the complexities of betrayal trauma and to help couples rebuild their relationships after the strains of addiction.
If your relationship has been strained by sexual or porn addiction, we offer couples counselling focused on healing and rebuilding trust. Our approach includes:
Couples Therapy: Guided sessions to help both partners communicate openly about their feelings and experiences. We facilitate discussions that address the underlying issues of addiction and foster understanding.
Rebuilding Trust: Learn practical strategies to restore trust and intimacy in your relationship. Our therapists provide tools to navigate difficult conversations and create a healthier dynamic.
Workshops for Couples: Participate in workshops designed to strengthen your relationship, enhance communication skills, and promote emotional connection.
We believe that recovery is possible for both individuals and couples. Our aim is to help you and your partner understand the impact of addiction on your relationship and to work collaboratively towards healing. You don’t have to navigate this journey alone; we are here to support you every step of the way.
Betrayal trauma can leave you feeling devastated, confused, and isolated. Our specialised counselling for partners provides a safe space to process your emotions and experiences. We offer:
Individual Therapy: Tailored sessions to help you understand and heal from the pain of betrayal. Our therapists work with you to develop coping strategies and rebuild your sense of self-worth.
Support Groups: Join a community of individuals who have experienced similar trauma. Sharing your story and listening to others can foster healing and provide valuable insights.
Educational Resources: Gain knowledge about betrayal trauma, its effects, and how to navigate the healing process effectively.
We believe that recovery is possible for both individuals and couples. Our aim is to help you and your partner understand the impact of addiction on your relationship and to work collaboratively towards healing. You don’t have to navigate this journey alone; we are here to support you every step of the way.
Sex and Porn Addiction Counselling will help you untangle the unwanted behaviours, put things in place that will help you to stop acting out, uncover the roots of the behaviour and give you tools and techniques to finally take control of your life.
We understand that recovery is not all about focussing on childhood trauma and attachments (although this can certainly help). Once abstinence is in place, the focus will be on the future and relationship building with yourself and those around you.
The Cherry Tree Centres in both henley-on-thames and Buckhurst Hill offer training and workshops on.many areas of recovery and addiction. This includes training for therapists and health care professionals, and workshops for addicts and their families.
The journey to understanding your relationship with sex and pornography can be complex and deeply personal. While we may not have a definitive answer to that question right now, what we do know is that if you’ve landed on this page, it’s likely that you or someone you know is grappling with unwanted or troubling sexual behaviours.
Recognising that something feels off is often the first step towards healing. Many individuals struggle with feelings of shame, confusion, or guilt regarding their sexual habits, and it can be challenging to differentiate between healthy sexual expression and compulsive behaviours. You may find yourself questioning:
If you resonate with any of these thoughts, it’s important to know that you are not alone. Many individuals experience similar feelings, and seeking help is a courageous and vital step. Our goal is to provide a supportive environment where you can explore these feelings openly, understand the underlying issues contributing to your behaviours, and work towards healthier patterns.
Through professional counselling, we can help you gain clarity and insight into your situation, guiding you on a path to recovery and personal growth. Remember, acknowledging the problem is the first step in reclaiming your life and fostering healthier relationships with yourself and others.
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