Overcome. Heal. Reconcile. Deepen.

Love Addiction. Intimacy Disorders. Emotional Trauma. Sex Addiction. Relationship Issues. If you are reading this, most likely you are suffering with heavy feelings of loneliness, shame and anguish. Your intimate relationships are suffering and very broken, or perhaps you have very few close relationships. Life feels chaotic, out-of-control and definitely overwhelming. But it doesn’t have to.

Our counselors can help you overcome, heal, reconcile and rebuild.

The Journey Toward Healing

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Learn how to manage the behaviors that continue to create shame, disarray and disorder in your life.

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Identify and explore the wounds that have created or allowed for these behaviors to emerge and take over your life.

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Assist you to courageously step into re-learning how to engage in intimate and healthy relationships.

re·la·tion·ship

ad·dic·tion

"Relationship addiction is in many ways similar to love addiction. The primary difference is that love addicts tend to focus on a single long-term relationship, whereas relationship addicts typically bounce from one relationship to another. "

sex·u·al

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"Sex addiction is in many ways similar to love and relationship addiction. The primary difference is that sex addicts are obsessively focused on sex rather than a person or relationships. Highly objectified sexual fantasies and the pursuit of sexual activity take over and control the addict’s thinking, eventually creating a wide variety of consequences—damaged relationships, trouble in school or at work, depression, social and emotional isolation, loss of self-esteem, financial issues, physical ailments, legal trouble, etc."

love

ad·dic·tion

"Love addiction is best described as loving another person with an intensity that is not in the best interest of yourself or the other person. Typically, love addicts are preoccupied to the point of obsession with another individual, and they push aside their own needs and wants to fulfill the needs and wants of the other person. "

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Kim Clemens

LCPC, CSAT, LCPAT, ATR-BC

It is within our lowest, most vulnerable crisis moments that we can feel and understand collective joy and pain, and begin the process of recovery. I have always believed in harnessing personal responsibility and self-reflection to become aware of what we are capable of as human beings. I am passionate about working with those in recovery of addictions…

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