Floyd Godfrey

Dr. Floyd Godfrey is a revered figure in the intertwined fields of mental health and human sexuality, whose extensive coaching and consulting reach spans internationally, addressing both individual needs and professional development. Renowned for his profound dedication to improving the understanding and treatment of mental and sexual health issues, Dr. Godfrey's influence is evident across diverse settings, including educational institutions, religious organizations, and professional groups. With advanced degrees from Arizona State University and Ottawa University and further certifications from the International Institute for Clinical Sexology, Dr. Godfrey has acquired a deep knowledge base that underpins his expertise as a Clinical Sexologist, Certified Christian Counselor, Certified Sex Addiction Specialist Supervisor, and Certified Mental Health Coach. His comprehensive education allows him to adeptly navigate the complexities at the intersection of mental and sexual health, providing practical and compassionate solutions. Before transitioning to a focus on consulting and mental health coaching, Dr. Godfrey had a longstanding career as a Licensed Professional Counselor, spanning 23 years. During this period, he also held a significant role as an approved supervisor with the Board of Behavioral Health, where he mentored numerous mental health professionals. Additionally, his career includes a meaningful tenure at the City of Tempe Social Services as a supervisor, where he provided essential support to school-aged children and their families, helping them navigate various challenges. A defining feature of Dr. Godfrey's approach is integrating his Christian faith with his professional practice. As a member of the American Association of Christian Counselors (AACC), he offers counseling that harmonizes spiritual and clinical insights, catering to clients who value incorporating their religious beliefs into the therapeutic process. Dr. Godfrey is also a proactive member of the Society for the Advancement of Sexual Health (SASH), contributing to sexual health education, research, and public policy discussions. His dedication to tackling sensitive topics such as sexualized attachments and eroticized emotions has positioned him as a leading voice in addressing these often misunderstood areas.