Center for Healthy Sex

09/15/2026

Learn more here: https://www.centerforhealthys*x.com/blog/couples-s*x-therapy/

09/08/2026

We are thrilled to announce the addition of two new primary therapists to our CHS team! Welcome Eve and Dan!

If you or someone you know is looking for support around s*xual compulsions, love addiction, s*xual dysfunction and/or exploring healthy s*xuality, please give us a call at (424) 272-8468 to speak with an intake counselor for a free, confidential phone consultation.

08/27/2026

Think s*x is a drive? Like the drives to sleep, eat and drink? Well, you would think wrong. It is not a drive. No one ever died from lack of s*x. It is better described as an incentive motivational system (If the reward justifies the effort, the action becomes highly appealing). [Read More]

https://www.centerforhealthys*x.com/blog/things-you-dont-know-about-s*x-part-1/

08/25/2026

Want to learn more about how KAP can help clients who feel stuck in their healing/recovery process or how it can help treat depression, OCD, PTSD and so much more?

For more info call our intake counselors at 424-272-8468 or click here: https://www.centerforhealthys*x.com/blog/category/services-ketamine-assisted-therapy-kap/

08/18/2026

Joining a s*x addiction recovery group provides vital community support and structured accountability that helps individuals break the cycle of compulsive behavior.

Because isolation and secrecy act as catalysts for hypers/xual disorders, moving into a transparent, shared environment addresses both the behavioral and emotional root causes of addiction.

Our groups help members acquire actionable communication strategies and manage difficult emotions like anger, anxiety, and depression without resorting to compulsive coping mechanisms.

If you are looking to take the next step and find community, call us at 424-272-8468 to speak with an intake counselor for a free consultation.

08/11/2026

Love bombing is a manipulation tactic used in the early stages of a relationship where one person showers the other with excessive affection, flattery, and grand gestures. While it feels like a fairy tale at first, the true goal is to gain control, establish dependency, and bypass the recipient's boundaries.

Over time, the "idealization" phase gives way to a "devaluation" phase, where the bomber may withdraw affection, become cold, criticize, or try to control you.

If a relationship feels like it's moving too fast, taking a step back to let trust and intimacy build organically is always a healthy choice.

Need support setting healthy boundaries? We're here to help!

https://www.centerforhealthys*x.com/

08/06/2026

08/04/2026

Fawning is one of the four stress responses: fight, flight, freeze and fawn. Like the first three stress responses, fawning occurs in response to a threat. That distinguishes it from people-pleasing and co-dependence, though there is some overlap.

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Fawning: Why the Need to Please Makes Us Lose Ourselves—and How to Find Our Way Back, by Dr. Ingrid Clayton Do you fawn? Fawning is one of the four stress responses: fight, flight, freeze and fawn. Like the first three stress responses, fawning occurs in response to a threat. That…

07/28/2026

Are you trapped in a cycle of compulsive s*xual behaviors or toxic relationship patterns?

Break the cycle with a tailored 5-Day Online Intensive Program at CHS. Designed for deep cognitive restructuring, it offers a roadmap to dive into the core of the behaviors, overcome shame and build a lasting recovery plan—all from your home.

Call our intake counselors at (424) 391-3355 for a free, confidential phone consultation to learn more!

07/21/2026

This workshop is designed to help those in recovery from s*x/love/p*rn addiction gain clarity around navigating secure and healthy relating and learn how to create boundaries to stay in your integrity.

When: August 7th, 5:00-5:50pm PST
Where: Online
Fee: $120

Call 424-272-8468 to learn more or to register