2013
DOI: 10.1080/0092623x.2012.701268
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Evaluation and Treatment of Sex Addiction

Abstract: There have been several diagnostic labels for persistent, excessive sexual behaviors, often referred in the popular media as sex addiction. Two related diagnoses, Internet addictive disorder and hypersexual disorder, were considered for, but not included in the 5th edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders. However, most clinicians, even those trained in sexual disorders or addiction medicine, have little to no training in treating sexual compulsivity and cybersex addiction. The auth… Show more

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“…Hardy, Ruchty, Hull and Hyde (2010) evaluated the effectiveness of an online psychoeducational package (N = 138) to show pre-post reductions in masturbation frequency and pornography usage. Rosenberg et al's (2014) review of HD treatment was critical of the lack of credible treatment evaluation studies and Stein (2008) demanded the generation of modality-specific and systematic treatment outcome evidence. To address these research and treatment issues, the current study utilized a single case experimental design (SCED) N=1 outcome methodology (Barlow, Nock & Hersen, 2008) to evaluate the effectiveness of cognitive analytic therapy (CAT).…”
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“…Hardy, Ruchty, Hull and Hyde (2010) evaluated the effectiveness of an online psychoeducational package (N = 138) to show pre-post reductions in masturbation frequency and pornography usage. Rosenberg et al's (2014) review of HD treatment was critical of the lack of credible treatment evaluation studies and Stein (2008) demanded the generation of modality-specific and systematic treatment outcome evidence. To address these research and treatment issues, the current study utilized a single case experimental design (SCED) N=1 outcome methodology (Barlow, Nock & Hersen, 2008) to evaluate the effectiveness of cognitive analytic therapy (CAT).…”
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“…Si bien tradicionalmente se ha potenciado sobre todo el uso de intervenciones farmacológicas, conductuales o bien basadas en el modelo de los 12 pasos de sexo-adictos anónimos (Hook, Reid, Penberthy, Davis, & Jennings, 2014;Rosenberg, Carnes, & O'Connor, 2014), existen algunos estudios que sugieren la utilidad del abordaje cognitivo-conductual de esta patología. En este sentido, intervenir sobre la excesiva importancia que estas personas atribuyen a su necesidad de mantener relaciones sexuales, valorar objetivamente los recursos de los que disponen para controlar su propio impulso sexual o bien potenciar ciertas habilidades de afrontamiento y de regulación emocional se han identificado como estrategias eficaces para mejorar los resultados de las intervenciones (Shepherd, 2009;Weiss, 2004b).…”
Section: Síntomas Cognitivos: Creencias Erróneas En Torno Al Sexounclassified
“…Si el paciente contesta afirmativamente a una o más de estas 5 preguntas -seleccionadas de entre los principales síntomas de CS-, queda justificado explorar mediante procedimientos más exhaustivos la posibilidad de que presente un cuadro clínico de CS (Kafka, 2007). Durante esta primera fase del protocolo de evaluación se contempla normalmente una evaluación a dos niveles: en primer lugar, se recomienda explorar aspectos generales de la conducta sexual del paciente, para pasar posteriormente a evaluar los signos y síntomas particulares de CS (Kafka, 2007;Reid, 2013;Rosenberg et al, 2014). El objetivo es recoger información suficiente para identificar la presencia o no de un cuadro clínico de CS, sus características y, si corresponde, establecer su gravedad.…”
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