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333 West 57th St., Suite 102
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At The SAT Project we strive to create a safe and welcoming environment where you can feel comfortable exploring the issues that trouble you. This extends to our website where we hope you'll find some useful resources about sexuality, attachment, and trauma and how these issues relate to compulsive sexual behavior. You are not alone in your struggle with sexual problems and our therapists are here to help.
If you're wondering what happens in therapy we've provided answers to some frequently asked questions.
Many of our clients benefit from sharing their issues in a group setting. On the SAT Group Therapy page you'll find descriptions of the groups we offer.
To help you evaluate your degree of hypersexual behavior, your attachment style in relationships, and the level of childhood trauma you've experienced, we've provided some simple SAT assessments that won't take long to complete.
If you are looking for information about twelve-step programs and other types of self-help groups for sexual recovery we've provided a brief overview about that as well.
The information on the pages below may also be helpful:
If you're wondering what happens in therapy we've provided answers to some frequently asked questions.
Many of our clients benefit from sharing their issues in a group setting. On the SAT Group Therapy page you'll find descriptions of the groups we offer.
To help you evaluate your degree of hypersexual behavior, your attachment style in relationships, and the level of childhood trauma you've experienced, we've provided some simple SAT assessments that won't take long to complete.
If you are looking for information about twelve-step programs and other types of self-help groups for sexual recovery we've provided a brief overview about that as well.
The information on the pages below may also be helpful: