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How to Treat ‘Sex Addiction’: The Role of the Therapist
TweetIs sex addiction really a legitimate mental health problem or just an excuse for sleeping around? That was the question Tom Tilley used to open the Hack Live Sex Addicts programme shown on Australia’s public tv broadcaster the ABC this … Continue reading
Posted in Addiction, Communication, Masculinity, Pornography Addiction, sex addiction, Shame
Tagged brain chemistry, compulsion, depression, dopamine, hack live, instagram, masturbation, neurochemistry, neuroscience, Nev Spirovska, Nikki Goldstein, porn, porn addiction, sex addiction, sex addicts, sexuality, shame, Tom Tilley
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Long Term Counselling or Psychotherapy: Is it Effective?
Long term therapy is a collaborative meaning making process with a therapist or counsellor. The effectiveness of the work depends on the relationship that develops in the therapeutic space as well as the openness of the conversation. Continue reading
Men, Anger and the Breakthroughs of Talk Therapy
Talk Therapy enables us to develop new meaning, arrive at different understandings and make breakthroughs. For men, this kind of confidential communication offers alternatives to making sense of Anger and overcoming the expectations of masculinity. Counselling is a journey we can take in collaboration with a therapist so we can keep the destination open. Continue reading
Posted in Communication, Narrative Therapy, Online Counselling
Tagged anger, communication, confidential, counselling, death, email, gender, grief, men, narrative therapy, online counselling, psychotherapy, sexuality, Skype, suicide, talk therapy
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