Addiction, in all its manifestations, calls our attention to deep and prolonged suffering. That suffering may be cause by childhood abuse and neglect. It may be the result of early attachment fractures with primary caregivers. It can also manifest in response to other types of trauma like chronic physical and/or emotional stress. Anything that overwhelms a person’s ability to cope will lay the groundwork for addiction to take hold. With specialized training in addiction and trauma, Hayley Leishman, LCSW,TRS, CSAT, CMAT will safely and compassionately guide you through the transformative process of healing from your suffering.
Pornography addiction often comes with a deep sense of shame and guilt. Many people feel embarrassed or isolated because of their struggle. Society tends to judge and shame those who…
Love addiction involves becoming overly dependent on the idea of love or relationships to feel validated or complete. People struggling with love addiction often seek approval, validation, or a sense…