A source told Britain's Daily Mirror newspaper: "Kate wants to work through
why she always wants bad boys. She's convinced that her attraction to wild
guys is down to the traumatic split between her parents when she was just
13."
The 32-year-old catwalk queen is believed to have been inspired to see a
psychiatrist by Jude Law's ex-wife Sadie Frost, who reportedly has regular
couch sessions to help her find Mr Right.
The source added: "Kate's seen what a difference it has made to Sadie's life
and how much happier she is, so she wants to go back to her past and try to
come out much stronger."

Earlier this year, Kate Moss turned to acupuncture in a bid to stay off drugs.
The supermodel - who successfully completed a drug rehab course after images
of her snorting cocaine were published last year - was photographed
with tell-tale plasters in both of her ears.
The plasters are used to hold tiny needles in specific points, which experts
say can help patients conquer drug and alcohol addictions.
Ron Bishop, of the British Acupuncture Council, said the treatment helps
with "detoxification and suppressing withdrawal symptoms such as anxiety,
agitation and insomnia".

In other news, Kate Moss recently completed work on a short film directed by Mike Figgis.

Conducted in conditions of extreme secrecy, the shoot, for lingerie company Agent Provocateur, took place last month in a private house in Mayfair; the film will be marketed later this year as if it were an internet viral video reports The Guardian UK.

Figgis also took 40 still photographs for the Agent Provocateur catalogue. The director, who had not worked with Moss before, told a friend: "I finally realize why people call her a supermodel. She is the only one and the best."

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