Does Anyone Have a # for a Sexual Addiction Hotline?

Question by Christopher: Does anyone have a # for a Sexual Addiction Hotline?
I called 800-551-9888 and I guess it is now a company called “Audix”. I’m in therapy, but would like to know if there is a place I can call when I get ‘triggerred’ or for general support when I need it to help support me to avoid future acting out. Thank you in advance.

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Answer by Stubbsy Boy
07851441159. The person should be called Mr. C. Batchelor

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