Some people have full blown porn and sex addictions. Without proper treatment, they will likely live a life laden with shame and destruction. But what about the other people who don't quite qualify for an addiction? What if their behaviors are "merely problematic?"

I discuss this issue with Heather Seguin of Clear Choice Counseling, who specializes in sex addiction treatment, as well as helping the partners of sex addicts. 

Key talking points:

• Do people need treatment if they "only" have problematic behavior?
• If so, what does that treatment look like?
• The difficulty of getting out of isolation if we never learned social skills
• The importance of finding a specialist in therapy is similar to finding a specialist in the medical field.

www.newlegacycounseling.com

www.clearchoicecounseling.com 

[Editor's note: Heather's practice is now remote serving residents of CA]