Launch
Online / Virtual
Seminar
Event
Webinar around compulsive sexual behaviours including sex and porn
Relate NI
Cost:
£30
Relate Ni have Partnered with Dr Paula Hall to share insight into compulsive behaviours with a not to be missed webinar
Join us online to meet Dr. Paula Hall as we launch a new partnership with the not- for- profit organisation, Pivotal recovery to offer: An affordable, online, therapy-based programme to quit porn addiction, sex addiction and compulsive sexual behaviours. This programme is suitable for ages 16+ years and is safe, secure and anonymous.
The information session will be delivered via Zoom on Tuesday 12th December 11am-12:30pm. You can purchase tickets for this event at this link- Therapy Based Programme to Quit Compulsive Sexual Behaviours | Relate Northern Ireland (enthuse.com)
please view flyer with further information.
If you any further questions, please get in touch with either myself or Kellie at kellieodowd@relateni.org.
Sector:
- Advice services
- Education/training
- Health and wellbeing
- Men
- Women
Webinar around compulsive sexual behaviours including sex and porn
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