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Sexual Behavior Screening
If certain sexual behaviors have started to feel out of your control — or you’re worried about someone you love — it takes courage just to look. There’s no judgment here.
This confidential self-check can help you reflect on whether compulsive or out-of-control sexual behavior may be affecting your life, and whether it might be time to reach out for support. It is for reflection and education only — not a diagnosis, and never shared.
Before You Begin
The questions below are designed to help you reflect on whether sexual behavior patterns may be affecting your emotional health, relationships, values, daily life, or sense of control.
Answer each question honestly with Yes or No. When finished, click View Reflection Summary to see your total number of Yes responses.
Confidential Screening Questions
What This Screening Looks At
Sexual Behavior Patterns
Some people seek counseling when sexual behavior feels difficult to manage, becomes preoccupying, or continues despite emotional, relational, spiritual, financial, or personal consequences.
Secrecy, Shame & Emotional Distress
Counseling may be helpful when secrecy, shame, anxiety, depression, avoidance, or emotional distress begin surrounding sexual behavior patterns.
Relationship Impact
Sexual behavior concerns can affect trust, intimacy, communication, emotional safety, and connection. Counseling can support both individual healing and relationship repair.
Confidential Counseling Support
LifeWorks Recovery provides counseling for individuals and couples navigating problematic or compulsive sexual behavior, secrecy, shame, betrayal trauma, intimacy concerns, emotional distress, and relationship repair.
Counseling can help you better understand the pattern, reduce secrecy and shame, improve emotional regulation, rebuild trust, and create a healthier path forward.
Screening Attribution
This self-assessment is adapted from established sexual behavior screening materials used in counseling settings. It is offered for private reflection only and is not a diagnosis.
Begin when you’re ready
Talk With Our Dallas Counseling Team
A screening is just a starting point. If these patterns feel hard to change on your own, reach out for a confidential conversation — no pressure, no judgment.