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Why choose Innisfree Therapy?

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…

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How to avoid Divorce Day

A newer and less enjoyable tradition which follows the Christmas and New Year festivities involves an apparent surge in the breakdown of relationships. The exact date isn’t clear, but either on the first working day after New Year, or the first working Monday in January is known colloquially as Divorce Day: It’s a highly stressful…

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Weekly Relational Trauma Psychotherapy Group for Women (November 2020)

For Women who have been impacted by their partner’s Compulsive Sexual Behaviour Disorder (CSBD) At Innisfree Therapy, we recognise the need for specialist support for women with partners who are presenting with compulsive sexual behaviour disorder (CSBD), formerly described as sex addiction. Our weekly psychotherapy group provides a safe space to explore and address the…

Lockdown has made relationship therapy the new normal

Lockdown has made relationship therapy the new normal

This summer at Innisfree Therapy, we’ve seen an increase in couples contacting us to support them with issues that have emerged from under the spotlight lockdown placed on all relationships. There seems to have been a trend for more couples to seek therapy after struggling to communicate, but before a betrayal or relationship ending event….

Why are we using the term CSBD and not Sex Addiction?

During the last decade or so, there has been heated debate regarding whether Sex Addiction is a real disorder and if it should be recognised as such medically. In July 2018 The World Health Organisation added Compulsive Sexual Behaviour Disorder (CSBD) as an impulse control disorder in the ICD‐11. If you are not familiar with the ICD-11…

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