Innisfree Therapy

Innisfree Therapy Specialists in compulsive behaviour and trauma recovery We provide highly specialised psychotherapeutic treatment programmes for men, women and couples.

Innisfree Therapy is a treatment centre specialising in sex addiction, porn addiction, chemsex, and other sexually compulsive behaviours.

Innisfree Therapy Clinical Director, Dr Kirsty Loudon, originally qualified and worked as a doctor in the NHS before goi...
04/09/2026

Innisfree Therapy Clinical Director, Dr Kirsty Loudon, originally qualified and worked as a doctor in the NHS before going on to complete a Master’s degree in Integrative Psychotherapy and Counselling.

With over 15 years of clinical experience across hospitals, addiction clinics and private practice, Kirsty brings together her medical and psychotherapeutic backgrounds to offer a unique perspective when working with compulsive behaviours, trauma and emotional difficulties.

Her approach draws on relational, existential, and psychodynamic thinking, exploring each client’s current experience while considering how their past may contribute to patterns of compulsivity.

With a special interest in trauma, Kirsty is trained in EMDR, attachment-informed EMDR and Somatic Trauma Therapy.

As Clinical Director, Kirsty leads the clinical development of and has been integral to creating our collaborative, team-based approach to treatment. She also works directly with clients on a 1-1 basis.

Kirsty is a UKCP-accredited and BACP-registered psychotherapist and counsellor.

03/09/2026

If you’re suffering from problematic s*xual behaviours, there is a solution.

At Innisfree Therapy, we work beyond the symptoms to understand the underlying trauma and attachment patterns that drive compulsive behaviours. Our Intensive Programmes are designed to support meaningful, sustained change in the treatment of compulsive s*xual behaviour (CSB) / s*x addiction.

We also provide specialist support for both individuals and partners, offering compassionate, evidence-based care that helps people navigate the challenges of recovery and repair.

📞 +44 20 7935 5333
✉️ [email protected]
📍 96 Harley Street, London

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Has your p**n use become a problem?Do you want to stop, but feel completely powerless?Maybe watching p**n started out ca...
01/09/2026

Has your p**n use become a problem?

Do you want to stop, but feel completely powerless?

Maybe watching p**n started out casually and felt harmless. But over time, your casual use has become a compulsion that now feels wildly out of control.

At Innisfree Therapy Ltd, we work with clients who struggle to stop watching p**n, even when they know it’s affecting their relationships, sleep, work, or self-worth.

You don’t have to be “addicted” to get help.

If it’s interfering with your life, you deserve support.

📰 Read the full blog: Is P**n Use a Problem?

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31 August is International Overdose Awareness Day.An average of 15 to 18 people die from drug misuse and overdoses every...
31/08/2026

31 August is International Overdose Awareness Day.

An average of 15 to 18 people die from drug misuse and overdoses every day in the UK.

England and Wales alone recorded 5,565 total drug-poisoning deaths in 2024.

However, thousands of opioid-related deaths are historically missed or misclassified in official coroners' reporting, meaning the actual daily rate could be higher.

Behind every overdose statistic is a person, a family and a community. As we recognise International Overdose Awareness Day, Innisfree Therapy Ltd remains committed to reducing the harm and stigma surrounding addiction.

It takes a lot of courage to reach out for professional support. Our priority is to keep you safe from the start of your...
28/08/2026

It takes a lot of courage to reach out for professional support.

Our priority is to keep you safe from the start of your journey with Innisfree Therapy.

We utilise several evidence-based tools to help us make sense of your experiences and how they are showing up in your life right now.

An initial assessment typically lasts for 60-90 minutes, with the possibility of an extended assessment and additional meetings to include partners or family members, depending on the complexity of your needs.

We maintain consistent, clear communication with you throughout every step of the process.

If you’re struggling, we’re here to help.

📞 +44 20 7935 5333
✉️ [email protected]
📍 96 Harley Street, London

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“I was reckless with my p**n addiction, but I still couldn’t stop.”Former 2016 UK Olympian Freddie Woodward recently rev...
27/08/2026

“I was reckless with my p**n addiction, but I still couldn’t stop.”

Former 2016 UK Olympian Freddie Woodward recently revealed his ten-year struggle with p**nography addiction.

Starting at age 11, Freddie was watching p**n and viewing hardcore sites by age 12.

At the peak of his diving career, he was viewing adult material up to 10 times a day and using p**n as a coping mechanism to compensate for bad training sessions.

In recovery for more than two years, Freddie is sharing his story in the hope that schools and society will begin offering honest, evidence-based education about p**n addiction rather than relying on shame.

If you’re struggling, you’re not alone or broken.

We’re here to help.

📞 +44 20 7935 5333
✉️ [email protected]
📍 96 Harley Street, London

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It can take a long time to be ready to talk about s*x addiction.Living with compulsive s*xual behaviours (CSB), s*x addi...
26/08/2026

It can take a long time to be ready to talk about s*x addiction.

Living with compulsive s*xual behaviours (CSB), s*x addiction or p**nography addiction can be a complex, misunderstood, and deeply isolating struggle.

Due to intense, paralysing shame, and fear of social rejection, most individuals, couples and families wait several years to speak up and seek support for p**n and s*x addiction.

You don't have to suffer in silence. We're here to help.

Read our latest blog "Why People Wait So Long to Talk About P**n and S*x Addiction" to learn more.

📞 +44 20 7935 5333
✉️ [email protected]
📍 96 Harley Street, London

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25/08/2026

Is it possible to recover from compulsive s*xual behaviours?

Many people live for years believing they'll never change. Shame, secrecy and repeated attempts to stop on their own can leave people feeling stuck and hopeless.

🎬 In our latest Innisfree Insights video, CEO and Founder Rob Watt explains why there is hope, and why reaching out for help can be the first step towards lasting change.

At Innisfree Therapy, we help people move beyond shame and towards recovery every day.

📞 +44 20 7935 5333
✉️ [email protected]
📍 96 Harley Street, London

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Many LGBTQIA+ people grow up learning to assess situations carefully. Not always consciously. Sometimes it becomes so no...
24/08/2026

Many LGBTQIA+ people grow up learning to assess situations carefully. Not always consciously. Sometimes it becomes so normal that it’s barely noticeable, but there’s always a sense that staying safe means staying alert.

It takes a lot of energy and mental space to be constantly wondering:

Who is safe to talk to?

What can I say out loud?

How much of myself can I reveal?

Is it acceptable to be affectionate in public?

If I live authentically, will my family members, school teacher, boss, workplace colleagues, or friends accept and support me, or respond with hate, ridicule, discomfort, or rejection?

Over time, that kind of self-monitoring becomes exhausting.

At Innisfree Therapy, we recognise that many people arrive carrying years of shame, self-protection and fear of being misunderstood.

Therapy should be a place where you no longer feel the need to hide parts of yourself in order to feel accepted or supported. You're safe here.

📞 +44 20 7935 5333
✉️ [email protected]
📍 96 Harley Street, London

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Clinical SpotlightIn 2014, CEO Rob Watt founded Innisfree Therapy with a commitment to provide specialist care for indiv...
21/08/2026

Clinical Spotlight

In 2014, CEO Rob Watt founded Innisfree Therapy with a commitment to provide specialist care for individuals and couples affected by compulsive s*xual behaviour and relational trauma.

In addition to managing the addictions treatment team at a leading private psychiatric hospital, Rob has also served on the Board of the Association for the Treatment of S*xual Addiction and Compulsivity (ATSAC). He is a BACP- and ATSAC-registered therapist with extensive experience working with compulsive disorders, addiction and trauma.

With a background of working as a therapist and supervisor at addiction treatment centres across the UK, Rob now delivers training in compulsive s*xual behaviour (CSB) and substance addiction to clinicians in the UK and internationally.

Together with the prestigious Innisfree Therapy clinical team, he has developed a collaborative treatment model built around each client’s complex, individual needs.

📞 +44 20 7935 5333
✉️ [email protected]
📍 96 Harley Street, London

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