Pathways To Your Full Potential
At the Pathways Institute for Impulse Control, we provide help for people suffering from the devastating effects of impulse disorders, “process addictions,” and out-of-control behaviors; such as compulsive shoplifting, stealing, sex addiction and love addiction, and their partners and families. We provide a thorough assessment, as well as an investigation into the origins of and contributors to the behaviors, such as unmet needs, trauma, learning and attention differences, co-addictions, substance abuse, eating disorders, codependency, and/or mood disorders.
We provide psychotherapy, treatment groups, training and consultation, community education, interface with the legal system, and licensing and sale of our products. Through these means, we offer practical tools and new pathways for people, and their partners and families, to gain control of their lives and become free to create a life of choice, and ultimately of deeper meaning.
If you are seeking help
for yourself or a loved one, or are thinking of referring someone to us for treatment,
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If you are interested in finding out about other services
such as forensic assessment, consultation, or training,
click here.
If you are interested in purchasing or licensing our materials
to provide treatment for people struggling with compulsive stealing or to work our program from outside of California,
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The Shoplifters Recovery Treatment Program (SRTP) is part of the Pathways Institute for Impulse Control. The Pathways Institute is proud to serve the greater Bay Area: our San Francisco office is centrally located for East Bay, South Bay, North Bay and all of San Francisco. We now also have an East Bay office. Out-of-area consultation also available.
We cannot change anything until we accept it. | Carl Jung
Recent Articles by Pathways Staff
at Psychology Today, the San Francisco Examiner, CCOSO, Bay Area Sex Addiction Therapist’s Blog, and MyAddiction.com, as well as various newsletters and magazines, such as the Sante Center for Healing’s professional newsletter.
