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... And yet that story was all too common. Our culture learned that it was not a gay problem or... more ... And yet that story was all too common. Our culture learned that it was not a gay problem or even a male problem, but a disease whose impact has devastated wholecultures. And it high-lighted the problem of sex addiction. ...
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Sexual and Relationship Therapy, Aug 1, 2003
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Sexual Addiction and Compulsivity: The Journal of Treatment and Prevention, Apr 1, 1998
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Sexual Addiction and Compulsivity: The Journal of Treatment and Prevention, Oct 1, 1998
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Journal of psychotherapy and the family, 1988
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Family & Relationships, The Betrayal Bond, 2010
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Australian journal of sex, marriage, and family, 1983
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Archives of Sexual Behavior, 2005
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In this chapter the issue of assessment will be discussed. Challenges to accurate assessment as w... more In this chapter the issue of assessment will be discussed. Challenges to accurate assessment as well as the importance of accurate assessment will be explored. Therapists will be presented with tools necessary for assessment including the semi-structured interview, sex addiction screening instruments and assessment of collateral indicators. Guidelines for assessing sexual addiction will be discussed
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CHAPTER 8 The Integration of Psychotherapy and 12-Step Programs in Sexual Addiction Treatment JAN... more CHAPTER 8 The Integration of Psychotherapy and 12-Step Programs in Sexual Addiction Treatment JAN PARKER DIANA GUEST Integrating psychotherapy and 12-step program membership can be both chal-lenging and rewarding for the therapist and the client. Twelve-step ...
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Sexual Addiction and Compulsivity: The Journal of Treatment and Prevention, Jan 2, 2016
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Sexual Addiction and Compulsivity: The Journal of Treatment and Prevention, Mar 4, 2010
... 9. Garos, S. and Stock, WA 1998. Investigating the discriminant validity and differentiating ... more ... 9. Garos, S. and Stock, WA 1998. Investigating the discriminant validity and differentiating capability of the Garos sexual behavior index. Sexual Addiction & Compulsivity, 5: 251267. [Taylor & Francis Online]; 10. Hueppelheuser, M., Crawford, P. and George, D. 1997. ...
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PsycEXTRA Dataset, 2012
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Sexual Addiction and Compulsivity: The Journal of Treatment and Prevention, Jan 2, 2016
Relationship preoccupation and preoccupation with isolated sex are not well studied as yet. Sexua... more Relationship preoccupation and preoccupation with isolated sex are not well studied as yet. Sexual Dependency Inventory 4.0 data from people seeking treatment for sex addiction were used to compare groups defined as high preoccupation with relationships (REL), high preoccupation with isolated sex (ISOL), high on both (BOTH), or high on neither (NE). The groups were compared on sex addiction symptoms and consequences of sexual behavior. The 3 elevated groups (REL, ISOL, and BOTH) were used to establish profiles of associated sexual preoccupations. Results found that men and women of the BOTH group had higher scores on all measures of sexual addiction symptoms, consequences, and preoccupations. Contrasting groups elevated on REL to groups elevated on ISOL uncovered some gender differences in symptoms. However, consequences of sexual behaviors associated with high REL and high ISOL were largely similar across genders. The findings of this study suggest that clients scoring high on both the Preoccupation with Relationships and Preoccupation with Isolated Fantasizing are more likely to show high levels of preoccupation with a wide variety of other sexual interests and more likely to report more severe symptoms and consequences related to sexual addiction.
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Sexual Addiction and Compulsivity: The Journal of Treatment and Prevention, Apr 3, 2015
Little research has focused on the risk of sexual addiction within an inpatient drug and alcohol ... more Little research has focused on the risk of sexual addiction within an inpatient drug and alcohol treatment facility. The present study compared the rate and severity of sexual addiction in three chemical dependency units (30-day primary, 30-day relapse, and 90-day extended). A total of 485 participants completed the Sexual Addiction Screening Test-Revised (SAST-R). Demographic variables and substance and psychiatric diagnoses were gathered through patient chart review. Prevalence rates by unit were Primary Care 18%, Relapse 18.6%, and Extended Care 29.0%. Participants in Extended Care had a significantly higher prevalence of being identified as at risk for sexual addiction than either Relapse or Primary Care. Results showed significant differences in scores on the SAST-R in individuals in Extended Care as compared to individuals in either the Primary or Relapse units. Significant gender differences also emerged overall and by unit. Higher rates of diagnoses of certain chemical substances and psychiatric disorders emerged between the individuals at risk for sexual addiction versus those not at risk. This study is the first to explore risk for sexual addiction in inpatient substance use disorder treatment at different levels of care, and it demonstrates the need for further research that can differentiate between substance use disorders and sexual addiction in order to provide early intervention to improve treatment outcomes and prevent relapse.
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