Sexual Dependency Inventory
SECTION 1 - OVERVIEW :
The Sexual Dependency Inventory (SDI) is a confidential online assessment designed to help you understand patterns in sexual behavior, intimacy, and emotional coping. Many people turn to the SDI when they’re feeling confused, overwhelmed, or concerned about behaviors that feel difficult to control.
My approach is always grounded in support, clarity, and zero judgement.
This assessment simply helps us understand what’s happening internally so we can move toward healthier patterns together.
SECTION 1 - OVERVIEW
The Sexual Dependency Inventory (SDI) is a confidential online assessment designed to help you understand patterns in sexual behavior, intimacy, and emotional coping. Many people turn to the SDI when they’re feeling confused, overwhelmed, or concerned about behaviors that feel difficult to control.
My approach is always grounded in support, clarity, and zero judgement.
This assessment simply helps us understand what’s happening internally so we can move toward healthier patterns together.
SECTION 2 - PRIVACY & SECURITY:
Your privacy is fully protected. The SDI is:
• Completed online
• HIPAA-compliant
• Confidential
• Accessed using anonymous login identities
Only you and your clinician can view the results.
SECTION 2 - PRIVACY & SECURITY:
Your privacy is fully protected. The SDI is:
• Completed online
• HIPAA-compliant
• Confidential
• Accessed using anonymous login identities
Only you and your clinician can view the results.
SECTION 3 - WHAT THE SDI MEASURES:
The SDI explores several key areas, including:
• Sexual behavior patterns
• Impulsive or compulsive tendencies
• Emotional motivations
• Relationship dynamics
• Coping strategies
• Areas of shame, secrecy, or distress
This is not about labels — it’s about understanding.
SECTION 3 - WHAT THE SDI MEASURES:
The SDI explores several key areas, including:
• Sexual behavior patterns
• Impulsive or compulsive tendencies
• Emotional motivations
• Relationship dynamics
• Coping strategies
• Areas of shame, secrecy, or distress
This is not about labels — it’s about understanding.
SECTION 4 - WHO BENEFITS:
People often consider the SDI if they’re experiencing:
• Out-of-control or compulsive behaviors
• Conflicts in intimate relationships
• Difficulty with boundaries
• Secrecy or guilt around behaviors
• Confusion about sexual choices
• A need for clarity before starting therapy
The SDI can bring insight, relief, and direction.
SECTION 4 - WHO BENEFITS:
People often consider the SDI if they’re experiencing:
• Out-of-control or compulsive behaviors
• Conflicts in intimate relationships
• Difficulty with boundaries
• Secrecy or guilt around behaviors
• Confusion about sexual choices
• A need for clarity before starting therapy
The SDI can bring insight, relief, and direction.
SECTION 5 - HOW IT WORKS
1. I provide you with a secure, anonymous login.
2. You complete the SDI online at your own pace.
3. I review the results and identify themes and patterns.
4. We discuss the findings in a supportive, judgement-free session.
5. We determine next steps that align with your goals and needs.
SECTION 5 - HOW IT WORKS:
1. I provide you with a secure, anonymous login.
2. You complete the SDI online at your own pace.
3. I review the results and identify themes and patterns.
4. We discuss the findings in a supportive, judgement-free session.
5. We determine next steps that align with your goals and need
Why does the SDI Matter?
The SDI is more than an assessment — it’s a way to understand your experiences so we can build the right path forward. The results help guide us in identifying the most helpful therapeutic approaches, and they allow me to tailor future interventions to your personal history, needs, and goals.
This ensures that any work we do together is individualized, intentional, and grounded in what will genuinely support your healing.
Taking the SDI is simply a first step toward clarity and growth. Many people feel a sense of relief knowing there’s finally a way to understand what has felt confusing or overwhelming.
If you’re curious about the SDI or wondering whether it’s right for you, I’m here to answer questions and walk through it with you at whatever pace feels comfortable.
You don’t have to navigate this alone. If you’re ready, I’m here to help you get started.
Why SDI Matter?
The SDI is more than an assessment — it’s a way to understand your experiences so we can build the right path forward. The results help guide us in identifying the most helpful therapeutic approaches, and they allow me to tailor future interventions to your personal history, needs, and goals.
This ensures that any work we do together is individualized, intentional, and grounded in what will genuinely support your healing.
Taking the SDI is simply a first step toward clarity and growth. Many people feel a sense of relief knowing there’s finally a way to understand what has felt confusing or overwhelming.
If you’re curious about the SDI or wondering whether it’s right for you, I’m here to answer questions and walk through it with you at whatever pace feels comfortable.
You don’t have to navigate this alone. If you’re ready, I’m here to help you get started.