most helpful answer excellent question. i'm glad you asked. i think there's no straightforward answer to your question unfortunately. i think each individual is different and therapy may work well for one person and not another. that said i also believe if a person has a strong willingness to change a particular behavior it probably is possible through therapy. it's also possible that through therapy one might come to better reconcile one's feelings about a particular sexual fetish so that they no longer felt it was shameful or embarrassing. i'd recommend looking for a therapist who specifically deals with sexual issues and fetishes in particular if possible. as with any type of therapy it can take more than one try with more than one therapist before finding a person who's the right "fit" for you. so don't give up if you don't find a compatible therapist on the first try. i wish you all the best!
are there reparative therapies for kinks or fetishes? do they work? . a person might be troubled by a particularly transgressive fetish such as urophilia. with the help of therapy could they overcome it and have a normal sex life?