1. How does hypnotherapy help with sex addiction?

Sex addiction is rarely about desire — it’s a subconscious attempt to escape stress, emptiness, anxiety, or emotional pain.
Clive’s award-winning hypnotherapy helps heal these root patterns so you can feel calm, balanced, and in control of your behaviour again.

2. Why do I feel compulsive urges even when I don’t want to act on them?

Because your subconscious mind has learned to use sexual stimulation as relief.
Hypnosis rewires this emotional loop, reducing the intensity of urges and giving you choice instead of compulsion.

3. Can hypnotherapy reduce or stop compulsive sexual behaviour?

Yes.
Hypnosis is powerful for compulsive behaviours because it works directly with the subconscious — the part of the mind that drives habits and impulses.

4. Is sex addiction a sign of something “wrong” with me?

No.
It’s a coping mechanism — not a character flaw.
Hypnotherapy helps you understand the emotional pain beneath the behaviour with compassion, not judgment.

5. Will I lose my normal sexual desire after hypnotherapy?

No.
Clive’s approach removes compulsion, not healthy sexuality.
You keep a natural, balanced sex drive — free from impulsivity or guilt.

6. What if I use sex or pornography to avoid emotions?

That is extremely common.
Hypnosis helps heal loneliness, stress, shame, boredom, or emotional overwhelm so the need to escape fades.

7. How long does it take to see results?

Many clients feel relief early — reduced urges, clearer thinking, stronger discipline — often within a few sessions.

8. Does hypnotherapy help with compulsive pornography use?

Yes.
Porn addiction and sex addiction share the same subconscious cycle, and hypnosis can break both patterns by calming emotional triggers and rewiring reward pathways.

9. What if trauma or past experiences influence my behaviour?

Clive works in a trauma-informed, safe, and gentle way.
You never have to relive trauma — healing happens through calm, subconscious emotional release.

10. Can hypnotherapy help repair relationships affected by sex addiction?

Yes.
As you regain control and emotional stability, trust, communication, and connection naturally improve.

11. Will I need to talk about explicit details?

No.
You only share what feels comfortable.
Sessions focus on emotions, triggers, patterns, and healing — never explicit content.

12. Can hypnosis help with urges during loneliness or boredom?

Absolutely.
Hypnotherapy teaches your mind to respond with healthier emotional strategies so compulsive urges lose their grip.

13. What if I feel guilty, ashamed, or out of control?

Shame fuels addiction.
Clive provides a private, non-judgmental, compassionate space where shame dissolves and genuine healing begins.

14. Can hypnotherapy help with hypersexuality or constantly thinking about sex?

Yes.
Hypnosis calms mental overactivity and rebalances the subconscious so thoughts become quieter, clearer, and more controlled.

15. Does online hypnotherapy work for sex addiction?

Yes — often even better.
Clients feel safer and more open discussing sensitive topics from home.

16. What if I feel addicted to the “rush” more than the act itself?

Hypnotherapy helps regulate your nervous system and emotional pathways so the craving for excitement, novelty, or escape reduces.

17. Can hypnotherapy help with impulse control and discipline?

Definitely.
Hypnosis strengthens self-control, mental clarity, boundaries, and emotional stability — all essential for breaking addiction cycles.

18. What if my addiction is linked to anxiety or depression?

Hypnosis helps soothe emotional overwhelm and rebuild a calmer, more resilient inner world — reducing the need to self-medicate through sexual behaviour.

19. Will I relapse after hypnosis?

Hypnotherapy builds long-term subconscious strength, making relapse far less likely.
Clive also teaches emotional tools to keep you grounded and empowered.

20. How does hypnotherapy create lasting freedom from sex addiction?

By helping your subconscious:

• Release emotional dependence on sexual behaviour

• Reduce compulsive urges

• Build inner calm and emotional resilience

• Strengthen discipline and self-worth

• Heal shame, guilt, and internal conflict

• Rebuild healthy sexuality and boundaries

• Restore balance, clarity, and control

You don’t just change a behaviour —
you become someone who feels strong, centred, confident, and fully in control of your life again.