Escaping Into Sex - Sexual Addiction
E. Tapolyai
Abstract
E. Tapolyai
Abstract
Sexual addiction is a clinical concern, a compulsive obsession with sexual behaviors that interfere with normal living. Sex addicts may prioritize sex over family, friends, school or work. Early recognition and treatment of sexual addiction is crucial. Many sexually addicted clients have sought professional help for psychological problems, but their sexual compulsivity was never addressed. The presentation will describe possible signs of sexual addiction with special attention to teenagers and young adults. The presentation will also describe the connections between unmet needs in people's core longings and vulnerability to sexual addiction. Therapists who understand sex addiction, believe the client's sexual history, and can help the client stop the behaviors and deal with the underlying feelings, are the most helpful while also teaching them how to integrate healthy sexual behavior into their lives.
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Sexual addiction is a clinical concern, a compulsive obsession with sexual behaviors that interfere with normal living. Sex addicts may prioritize sex over family, friends, school or work. Early recognition and treatment of sexual addiction is crucial. Many sexually addicted clients have sought professional help for psychological problems, but their sexual compulsivity was never addressed. The presentation will describe possible signs of sexual addiction with special attention to teenagers and young adults. The presentation will also describe the connections between unmet needs in people's core longings and vulnerability to sexual addiction. Therapists who understand sex addiction, believe the client's sexual history, and can help the client stop the behaviors and deal with the underlying feelings, are the most helpful while also teaching them how to integrate healthy sexual behavior into their lives.
Key concepts: Addiction, Psychology, Sexual addiction, Feeling, Presentation (obstetrics), Vulnerability (computing), Sexual behavior, Sexual desire