Floyd Godfrey, PhD

Sexual confusion is a phenomenon that transcends geographical and cultural boundaries. As both a Board Certified Christian Counselor and a Clinical Sexologist, I have had the privilege to train and teach both counselors and individuals grappling with their sexual identity in various parts of the world. My recent journey to Europe in 2023 was particularly enlightening, as it demonstrated that the emotional and psychological challenges associated with sexual confusion are not isolated to the United States.

Global Similarities in Attachment Wounds
During my travels in Eastern Europe, I encountered numerous individuals and professionals dealing with sexual confusion, much like those in the US and South America. A common thread among these diverse groups is the prevalence of similar attachment wounds or deficits. These wounds, often rooted in early relational disruptions, play a significant role in the emotional and sexual confusion faced by many. By understanding these underlying issues, counselors can better assist individuals in navigating their complexities, offering hope and direction.

The Hunger for Truth and Healing
What encouraged me most was witnessing the profound desire for truth and healing among those I met. Regardless of their cultural or religious background, there was a palpable hunger to find peace and clarity. This universal quest for healing underscores the importance of compassionate outreach and the need for skilled, empathetic counseling. It is heartening to see such a strong will to overcome personal struggles and to strive for a deeper understanding of one's self and purpose.

A Universal Message of Hope
This experience reinforced my belief in the resilience of the human spirit and the transformative power of faith. Across the globe, people are seeking the same truth and healing, and it is our duty as counselors and spiritual leaders to guide them on this path. We must continue to spread a message of hope and support, affirming that no one is alone in their journey.

In conclusion, my experiences abroad have reaffirmed the global nature of sexual confusion and the commonalities in the underlying issues across different populations. It is a reminder of our shared humanity and the universal need for compassion and understanding. Let us take heart in knowing that God is good, and His love and wisdom can guide us through any challenge, in any culture, in any part of the world.

Floyd Godfrey PhD is a Board Certified Christian Counselor and Clinical Sexologist, he has facilitated groups within different churches and denominations over the past 30 years. He worked as a licensed counselor for 23 years and provided supervision and training for other counselors as they worked toward licensure. You can read more about Floyd Godfrey PhD at www.FloydGodfrey.com