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There are many different reasons people suffer from sex addiction, it varies from person to person but is often due to a combination of biological, genetic, social, and environmental factors. Confidential sex therapy for sex addicts usually begins with a thorough assessment of your personal sexual...
Many characteristics of sex addiction include impulse control issues, obsessive thoughts and risky behaviour. In young adults, this is especially prevalent due to the way the brain develops into adulthood. The frontal lobe or the ‘mature’ part of the brain is responsible for rationalizing, controlling...
Like any illness, mental or physical, sex addiction should be treated with the same amount of understanding and respect. Sex addiction is a brain disorder characterized by compulsive participation or engagement in sexual activity, including pornography overconsumption, despite negative consequences. The term ‘addiction’ is defined as...
Sex addiction, may be referred to as hypersexual disorder, is characterized by persistent and escalating sexual thoughts and acts that have a negative impact on the individual’s life. There are a wide range of signs that you may be suffering from sex addiction. You may...
Sex addiction can affect a person in a number of ways; from feelings of deep, intense regret to mood swings and risky behaviour. However, it’s not just the sex addict who suffers the burden of the disorder; the people closest to them such as friends,...
TREATING SEX ADDICTION EFFECTIVELY Psychology has made great inroads towards the treatment of sex addiction over the last few years and what was previously seen as an untreatable addiction, now has specialist care and treatment plans available. In the past, society saw sex addiction as a moral...
Tiger Wood's most recent relapse has stirred up new questions about sexual addiction. Rachel Corbett from news.com.au interviews Heide McConkey from Sex Addiction Australia Affirmotive. Please read on...
The nature of sexual addiction disorder is a long debated issue in the media, and amongst clinicians. Due to unsatisfying scientific assessment results, the criteria of Sexual Addiction Disorder have failed to be accepted in the DSM-5. Hence, the acceptance of Sexual Addiction as a clinical...