• WHO WE HELP
Therapy for Sexual & Relationship Problems | NYC | SAT Project
  • 333 West 57th St., Suite 102
    New York, NY 10019
  • PHONE:
    646-644-4280
  • EMAIL:
    info@sexualityproject.org
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    • SAT Project Therapists
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  • What is Sex Addiction?
    • Sex Addiction and OCSB - Men
    • Sex Addiction and OCSB - Women
    • Sex Addiction and OCSB - Couples
    • Sex Addiction and OCSB - LGBTQ
  • Patient Resources
    • What Happens in Therapy?
    • SAT Group Therapy
    • Sexuality, Attachment, and Trauma Assessments
    • Self-Help Groups
  • CEU Events
    • Advice for Medical Professionals
    • Advice for HR Managers
    • Clinical Supervision & OCSB Forum
    • OCSB in the News
  • Contact
  • Home
  • About
    • SAT Project Therapists
    • SAT Project Services
    • Fees and Insurance
  • What is Sex Addiction?
    • Sex Addiction and OCSB - Men
    • Sex Addiction and OCSB - Women
    • Sex Addiction and OCSB - Couples
    • Sex Addiction and OCSB - LGBTQ
  • Patient Resources
    • What Happens in Therapy?
    • SAT Group Therapy
    • Sexuality, Attachment, and Trauma Assessments
    • Self-Help Groups
  • CEU Events
    • Advice for Medical Professionals
    • Advice for HR Managers
    • Clinical Supervision & OCSB Forum
    • OCSB in the News
  • Contact

We treat you,
not your symptom.

The Sexuality, Attachment, and Trauma Project provides therapy and resources for people struggling with Out-of-Control Sexual Behavior. 
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PSYCHOTHERAPY

The SAT Project helps individuals and couples who seek therapy for sexual and relationship issues. In a safe space you'll explore and heal from current challenges and past traumas.  ​
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EDUCATION

The SAT Project provides continuing education workshops for licensed clinicians and master's level students interested in learning how to help their clients with out-of-control sexual behavior (OCSB).
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OUTREACH

The SAT Project provides advice for medical professionals and HR managers who need help recognizing out-of-control sexual behavior (OCSB) in their patients and employees​.
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How We Help

We help people with their clackety clack. Then they thank us and do a dance.

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How We Help

We help people with their clackety clack. Then they thank us and do a dance.

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Interested in Therapy

Do you wish you could stop certain sexual behaviors that are negatively affecting your health, job, relationships, or other areas of your life? 
Therapy can help you regain a sense of choice and find a path towards greater authenticity and fulfillment. People with out-of-control sexual behavior (OCSB) often feel isolated and alone. We work with people to help them find their way back to connection with themselves and others. We work with people who have a wide range of sexual difficulties. Therapy can help. 
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WHAT IS SEX ADDICTION? 
SEX ADDICTION AND OCSB - MEN
SEX ADDICTION AND OCSB - WOMEN
SEX ADDICTION AND OCSB - COUPLES
SEX ADDICTION AND OCSB - LGBTQ
WHAT HAPPENS IN THERAPY?
SAT GROUP THERAPY
SAT ASSESSMENTS
SELF-HELP GROUPS

Continuing Education for Clinicians

At The SAT Project we are committed to providing education and training about sexuality, attachment, and trauma-related issues.     
​We understand the importance of providing clinicians with guidance, education, and feedback. Throughout the year we invite specialists in the field to present both full and half-day workshops designed to broaden perspectives. Tickets are usually available for purchase on this site six weeks prior to event date. The SAT Project is certified by the New York State Department of Education to provide continuing education credits for Licensed Clinical Social Workers, Mental Health Workers, and Psychoanalysts. In addition to continuing education, we are also available to provide clinical supervision for treatment professionals. 
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CEU EVENTS
CLINICAL SUPERVISION
OCSB IN THE NEWS
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ABOUT THE SAT PROJECT

HR Managers & Medical Professionals

In the past few years, news reports about out-of-control and abusive sexual behavior in the workplace have increased significantly. 
​At The SAT Project we understand these are not new problems. Part of maintaining a culture that attracts and retains the best employees involves promoting a safe and congenial workplace environment. We work with HR managers to help employers develop and implement policies around sexual harassment through employee training workshops. If necessary, we can provide workplace interventions as well. 
 
The SAT Project also lends support to medical professionals who may need help recognizing compulsive sexual behavior in their patients. If you are unclear about how to approach patients struggling with these challenges we’re available for consultation and to provide referrals. 
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ADVICE FOR MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS
ADVICE FOR HR MANAGERS
OCSB IN THE NEWS
ABOUT THE SAT PROJECT
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The SAT Project is now an approved provider of Continuing Education Units for the following professions: Licensed Clinical Social Workers, Mental Health Workers, and Psychoanalysts.   ​
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NEW CLACKETY CLACK AVAILABLE
Kelly Moylan has opened a SAT Project satellite office in Montclair, New Jersey. She is currently seeing clients there once a week.​ The Montclair office will also be host to a new codependency group: "Better Boundaries, Better Relationships". Contact Kelly for date, time, and session fees.
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OUR CLACKETY CLACK HAS A NEW HOME
We are pleased to report that "Idioms of Attachment: Performative Dimensions of Object-Relating, Affect, and Connection" co-written by The SAT Project's Andrew Erdman and Michael Crocker will be published in the June 2019 edition of Psychoanalytic Review.   
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CONTACT

333 West 57th St, NYC 10019
646-644-4280
info@sexualityproject.org

SERVICES

>  Individual Therapy
>  Couples Counseling
>  Group Therapy
>  Continuing Education - Clinicians

>  Clinical Supervision
>  Workplace Training/Intervention

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