If you or someone you know is using the computer for sexual activities that are causing harm or losses, to themselves or those they love, then cybersexual addiction may be a factor.
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Untangling The Web: Sex, Porn and Fantasy Obsession in the Internet Age
The defining new book about the emerging problem of pornography addition and sex on the Internet. A must have for the person wondering if they might have a problem and also for the people who care about them. More
Cruise Control: Understanding Sex Addiction in Gay Men
A timely and important contribution to the body of recovery literature, Cruise Control provides understanding, empathy and encouragement to gay men seeking healthy sexual expression. More
The primary key to recovery from years of hidden sexual acts, betrayal and lies is a strong motivation and willingness to take the necessary risks of honesty facing these painful issues and reaching out for help.
The Sexual Recovery Institute (SRI) is a specialty therapy agency directed toward the treatment of sexual addiction. SRI provides local programs for individuals and couples residing all over Southern California while also hosting persons seeking intensive treatment from throughout The United States and abroad.
Rob Weiss, the Founder of SRI, has developed a residential sex addiction treatment program at The Ranch near Nashville.
It's Cheating discusses the changing face of infidelity and related issues in a digitally connected world. One of the consequences of the Internet, smart phones, and changing technology is that there are those people who take it a step too far. They may destroy families, relationships, their health, and even their finances in pursuit of a high. The high? The seeking of sexual partners and sexual experiences.
Visit www.itscheating.com.
College-Aged Students May Become Desensitized to Real-Life Relationships Due to Cybersex
Why has cybersex grown so rapidly in recent years from a somewhat obscure term into a common part of many people's conversations? A recent blog on the Winnipeg Free Press says the answer is found in one word - anonymity. This may be affecting more young teens and college-aged students than ever before. Not only are students in these age groups more likely to participate in risky behaviors, but they're also more likely to consider sexual activities online as "normal" ways of communicating with others. Communicating with another person online about sexual fantasies or exchanging sexual photos has become a