Treatment for adults who have troubling sexual attractions
Dual History Group
Men who have criminal charges of a sexual nature or have unhealthy sexual interest in minors often find it difficult to find help to address both their own childhood trauma and to work towards correcting their unhealthy sexual desires. Bloor West Psychotherapy provides a safe place to address these issues concurrently in group therapy. The group runs for 12 consecutive weeks, covering many topics that guide group members towards recovery in both of these areas. There are fees associated with this group. Please call or email for more details. Both the dual history group and individual psychotherapy for offenders are provided with care and compassion, in the interest of child abuse prevention.
Individual Psychotherapy for adults who have troubling sexual attractions or who have offended
Men who have experienced criminal charges because of their sexual behaviour, or men who have risky sexual behaviour can experience positive change through therapy. Please contact me directly to discuss your unique situation in a safe and confidential manner. Regular rates apply to therapy sessions. Both the dual history group and individual psychotherapy for offenders are provided with care and compassion, in the interest of child abuse prevention.
Risk Assessments
Have you been court ordered to participate in a risk assessment? We can provide professional assessments for the court or for Children's Aid Societies. Static-99R, Stable 2007 and Static 2007 trained risk assessments available.
~Please note: The results of the assessment will be provided to the participant only, unless expressed consent it provided.
Resources:
If you're struggling with your sexual interest or behaviour involving children and want to live a safe, healthy and non-offending life, please click on the link below
https://talkingforchange.ca/?gad_source=1
The Talking for Change chatline and helpline is open Monday-Friday from 12-6pm EST and is closed on statutory holidays.
Local Ontario
416-583-1310
Toll-free in Canada
1-833-703-3303
Duty to report
As part of a regulated profession, therapists have a legal duty to report disclosed harm to a child that has not been dealt with before the courts.