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Hypersexuality and bipolar disorder are complex but are often a connected mix that more researchers and therapists are beginning to actively address. Experts believe not enough questions about sexual activity are asked when helping patients with bipolar disorder manage their symptoms. Read More »
Even though sexual addiction or sexual compulsivity affects hundreds of thousands of people each year, the symptoms and consequences often remain hidden until a patient seeks professional help for other conditions. Additionally, patients can have more than one classification of problematic sexual behaviors, which can further complicate a diagnosis. Read More »
Whether you’re in a committed relationship or not, there’s a good chance you’re feeling uneasy as February 14 approaches. On Valentine’s Day, both singles and couples tend to set themselves up for serious disappointment, either with hopes for finding Mr. or Mrs. Right just in time or getting the perfect gift that screams "I love you!" Read More »
Though it goes by many names and is frequently associated with celebrity stories, sexual addiction is real, it has distinct symptoms, and it affects an estimated three to five percent of the U.S. adult population. Read More »
People with sex addiction are not on the big screen, boasting Hollywood zip codes or high-paid personal assistants. They’re regular people, with families, careers and goals that are all at risk due to the progressive and destructive nature of the addiction. Recent articles, continue to urge more understanding about the true nature of the addiction. Read More »
In a trend capturing media attention and articles nationwide, more moms are bringing in extra cash for their families by taking positions in the phone sex industry. In the past year and a half, the phone sex industry has seen a jump in moms looking for employment as high as 400 percent. Read More »
The question is whether or not who you date influences your drinking habits. According to Dalhousie University in Halifax, Canada, the answer is yes. The University conducted research on the question by tracking the drinking behaviors of 208 college-aged unmarried, heterosexual couples over the period of 28 days. Read More »
What is the difference between being deeply attached and being codependent? What defines codependency? Can love be an addiction and if so, why? If a person realizes that they are in such a relationship pattern, is there a way to find more healthy love? Read More »
In an unpredicted slant, the emergence of Dominique Strauss-Kahn last year has prompted more people in France to come forward and seek help for sexual addiction, says a recent post on Time.com. Read More »
More veterans may return home from military combat with a pornography addiction than experts previously believed. This has sparked national dialogue about how to provide compassionate treatment that can guide military personnel and their families out of the stronghold of this complex addiction. Read More »