Sexual Addiction

Regain Control: Supportive Counseling for Sexual Addiction

Struggling with sexual addiction? Our counseling offers practical strategies, emotional support, and tools to build healthier relationships and personal well-being.

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Sexual Addiction Counseling in Colorado

Feeling controlled by compulsive sexual behavior. The shame cycle of promising yourself it will stop, then finding yourself right back where you started. The secrecy that's straining your relationships and your sense of self. You shouldn't have to fight this battle alone. Overcomers Counseling offers confidential sexual addiction counseling across Colorado Springs, Aurora, Fort Collins, and Pueblo, plus statewide teletherapy.

You Don't Have to Fight This Alone

Compulsive sexual behavior often isn't really about sex — it's frequently tied to stress, shame, trauma, or using a behavior to cope with difficult emotions. Shame keeps a lot of people from ever bringing this to a therapist. Our therapists approach this work with compassion, not judgment, understanding that lasting change starts with honesty in a safe space.

Signs Sexual Addiction May Need Support

Common signs include feeling unable to stop a behavior despite wanting to, escalating patterns over time, secrecy or lying to hide the behavior, negative consequences to relationships, work, or finances, and using the behavior to cope with stress or difficult emotions.

How Our Therapists Help

Our providers use Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and trauma-informed approaches to help you understand what's driving the behavior, build healthier coping tools, and work toward the goals you set for yourself. For clients who want it, we also offer faith-integrated counseling grounded in grace and accountability, alongside couples support when partners are affected.

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Find confidential counseling in Colorado Springs, Aurora, Fort Collins, or Pueblo, or connect through secure teletherapy anywhere in Colorado. We accept Medicaid and most major insurance plans, including Aetna, Cigna, UHC, Kaiser, Anthem BCBS, and Tricare.

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You don't have to carry the shame or secrecy any longer. Our team is ready to help, without judgment. Get matched with a therapist today.

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What is the goal of counseling for sexual addiction?

The goal of counseling for sexual addiction isn’t to shame you. It's to help you find a new sense of freedom and control over your life. When you're struggling with sexual addiction, it can feel like you're on a rollercoaster that you can't get off of. We work together to help you understand the "why" behind your behavior and build a new toolkit of strategies to manage your urges. We believe you have the power to live a life that is full and rewarding, and we are here to help you get there.

What are some common signs of sexual addiction?

It can be hard to know if you have a sexual addiction. But if your sexual behavior feels out of control, if you're engaging in risky behavior, or if your sexual behavior is impacting your relationships, it might be a sign that you have a problem. We understand that this is a difficult thing to admit. We'll provide a safe and supportive space for you to explore what’s happening and help you take the first step to a better life.

Can therapy help with sexual addiction?

Yes! Therapy is a powerful tool to help you stop the cycle of sexual addiction. Think of it as a guide to help you find your way out of the maze. Therapy helps you identify the triggers that lead to your compulsive sexual behavior and teaches you new coping skills. We’ll also help you find new ways to handle life’s stresses and difficult emotions without turning to sex. We believe you have the power to change and to find a new way to live.

What is the difference between high libido and sexual addiction?

A high libido is a normal, healthy part of a person's sexuality. It’s when a person has a strong desire for sex, but they are in control of their behavior. Sexual addiction is when the desire becomes a compulsive need that you feel you can't control. It's when your sexual behavior starts to negatively impact your relationships, work, and health. We can work together to help you understand your unique experience and develop a plan to take control.

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Across hundreds of client reviews, one theme comes through again and again: people feel truly heard here. Clients describe finally finding a therapist who understood them, gaining real tools for anxiety, trauma, and anger management, and walking away from sessions feeling lighter and more hopeful. Many say Overcomers was the first place therapy actually felt like the right fit — a space to be met with warmth, patience, and genuine care on the path to becoming who they're meant to be.
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Alondra is truly amazing and I’m so grateful to have found her, she is a genuine person who listens and makes me feel heard. Her skills and knowledge have helped me greatly. I have always been apprehensive towards therapy but she has change my mind completely and I even tell others to try therapy now.
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Rahel has been a joy to work with so far. She's very pleasant and seems excited to help me with my mental health journey. She's very welcoming and easy to warm up. She listens intently, asks meaningful questions, gives helpful advice and affirmations, and is very responsive. She's prompt to our appointments and is very diligent in recalling and addressing things from our last session to help keep the flow and the conversation going. She's also very skilled in facilitating natural transitions in the conversation and topics. I'm very happy and grateful for her professional help!
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