Gregory Desierto

Growing up did you experience painful or confusing boundary violations? Did someone whom you trusted, respected, or even loved touch you or fondle you in a way that made you feel uncomfortable, scared, or perhaps even made you feel confused and pleasured? Do you feel embarrassed and bothered by your experience, and worry that others will not understand how you have been sexually violated and abused? Do you struggle with managing your romantic relationships, your friendships, as well as your emotions and thoughts because your past uncomfortable experience with sex have made sex and your sexuality confusing, uncomfortable or even overstimulating? You are not alone. For several years, I have worked with men, boys, and teenagers of diverse backgrounds who have been sexually assaulted, raped, and abused. I have also worked with individuals who have suffered from managing poor sexual boundaries, incest, sexual infidelities, and sexual acting out. There is hope. Together, we can radically beg