At Innisfree Therapy, we understand that behind every compulsive relational pattern is a nervous system shaped by early experiences of inconsistency, abandonment, or emotional neglect. Healing doesn’t begin with shame, it begins with understanding.
In this blog, we’ll examine the nature of porn addiction and compulsivity (compulsive sexual behaviour/CSB), the signs to look out for, and the effective treatment options available to those struggling with this issue.
At Innisfree Therapy, we know that healing happens through relationships and that treating the entire family is vital. That’s why we offer family therapy as a powerful, evidence-based tool to help clients and their loved ones navigate the storm together.
Founder Rob Watt to Introduce High-Profile Speakers, Including the Closing Night Lineup Oxford, UK Innisfree Therapy, a leading provider of trauma-focused treatment programmes, is proud to co-host and co-sponsor the 2024 Flagship Masters Events at Oxford alongside close collaborators, White River Manor. This prestigious conference, held at the University of Oxford from 11th to 14th…
Recovering from sex addiction involves overcoming the behaviour while also addressing the underlying trauma that fuels this behaviour. Trauma, in various forms, can perpetuate the cycle of sex addiction as those struggling continue to seek relief with compulsive and out-of-control behaviours. Sustainable change can be achieved by processing the underlying trauma, providing a future that is free from destructive behaviours and emotional overwhelm.
In a world where mindfulness, performance, wellbeing, coaching and therapy services are being offered every which way you turn, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed with choice paralysis just at the very moment you have decided to seek help. So why choose Innisfree Therapy? Our team comprises highly experienced hand picked professionals who we consider to be…
We at Innisfree Therapy know that starting your recovery journey can be hard, but we are so excited by our current team and their diverse skills, that we know we can help you. We offer more than just one type of ‘therapy’ and can ensure you are matched with the right team member for your…
We often see clients in therapy who started looking at pornography at a very young age, but we are seeing an increasing number of young adults who can’t self-regulate their porn usage. With the prevalence of smart phones amongst children (almost 70% of children have a smart phone by the time they are 12) it…
We are very pleased to welcome José Periera to the Innisfree team, as our Clinical Manager José is a highly experienced Addiction Therapist and has been working in the field of addiction and associated disorders for over 16 years. José has worked primarily in leading residential treatment facilities as therapist, head therapist and clinic manager…
What are our clients getting from attending our Workshops? At Innisfree Therapy we believe psycho-education plays an important element supporting clients gain awareness and understanding, regarding the complex dynamics of compulsive sexual behaviour disorder (CSBD) and sex addiction. It is paramount to not only identify and treat the behaviours which cause harm to self and others, but…
The title of our first workshop is ‘The Cycle of Compulsivity’ The structure of the workshops will be a combination of psycho-educational, experiential, and process. The first workshop will be held on 23rd October. The workshops are designed to support and develop an awareness to components of our treatment and recovery, such as: The cycle…
Nick shares his experience in working with EMDR I am trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) to an advanced level which means I am able to work with a wide spectrum of patients suffering from various types of trauma which include: post-traumatic stress disorder, anxiety, phobias, chronic pain, sexual abuse, grief as well…
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