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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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Sex and Performance Anxiety: Listening to the Body to Quieten the Brain
TweetErectile dysfunction. Body Dysmorphia. Sex and Porn Addiction. The common factor is they all involve a man’s relationship with his body. Sensations in our bodies can tell us not only what we are experiencing but what we need to do … Continue reading
Inspiration in Treatment: The Rewards of Working as a Therapist in 2013
TweetHow was 2013 for you? What does 2014 have in store? Do you have any New Years Resolutions? When out socially, I’m regularly told that my work must be demanding, difficult and depressing. It must take its toll on you, … Continue reading
Is this Sex Addiction? Questioning ‘Sex Addiction’ in Therapy and Counselling Conversations
TweetThis paper examines the concept of ‘sex addiction’, and its increasing popularity since the emergence of AIDS in gay communities in the 1980s. Adopting narrative therapy’s ethical orientations of decentred yet influential positioning, and being in a ‘lifelong apprenticeship’, the … Continue reading