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Licensed Therapist, State of New York, and a CSAT-C (Certified Sexual Addiction Therapist). He earned his MSW from New York University. Tim has trained with Patrick Carnes
, Ph.D., as well as at the Psychodrama Institute New York and Keystone ECU in Chester, Pennsylvania.
Through private practice, Tim provides therapy to individuals and couples who are experiencing difficulties relating to sex addiction and compulsive behavior. He is a board member of The Society for The Advancement of Sexual Health, which
publishes a scientific journal on sexual compulsivity and hosts an annual conference to provide educational sessions on the treatment of sex addiction. He is a member of
IITAP (International Institute for Trauma
and Addiction Professionals), and is also a founding member of Addiction Therapy Professionals, a professional group of therapists specializing in the
treatment of sex addiction. Before starting his private practice, Tim worked at various addiction treatment centers in the New York City area, including Hazelden of New York.
A licensed pilot, Tim enjoys flying and hiking in his leisure time. He is also an avid traveler and history buff. Tim and his wife live in Manhattan.
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Therapist and New York State licensed clinical social worker. Bill earned his MSW from Hunter College School of Social Work and he holds a MA in Theology from Forhdam
University. He has an eclectic approach to treatment combining elements of psychodynamic therapy, Gestalt and shadow work.
For twenty years, Bill has provided therapy to
individuals, couples and groups to facilitate healing in the area of sexual comulsivity, depression, anxiety, shame and loss. His work includes leading groups that encourage men to
claim their own strength as well as teaching workshops for engaged couples to help them see their relationship issues as opportunities
for healing of childhood wounds. He works with a very diverse client population.
He is an advisory board member to St. Francis of Assisi Counseling Center in New York. Bill is a member of the
The Society for the Advancement of Sexual Health (SASH),
National Association of Social Workers (NASW), the Academy of Certified Social Workers (ACSW), and American Association of Christian Counselors (AACC), |
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Sex Addiction Further Defined |
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 Sex addiction is a condition marked by
obsessive thinking about sex and by a persistent compulsion More>
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 With the women and men who come to us for treatment of sexual acting-out, we discover again and again More>
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Biochemistry Sex Addiction |
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 Sexual behavior releases endorphins in the brain that resemble opiates in that they numb pain
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