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Showing posts with label sex addiction counseling. Show all posts
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July 5, 2013

Sexual Addictions for Male & Female - Treatment & Psychological Counseling at Velachery, Chennai, Pondicherry, Cuddalore, Villupuram, Tamilnadu.





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Sexual Addictions Treatment & Counselling
The term "sexual addiction" is used to describe the behaviour of a person who has an unusually strong sexual urge or an obsession with sex. Thoughts about sex always dominate the person's thinking, making it difficult for him to concentrate on work, and engage in healthy personal relationships.

Sex addicts also love to take serious risks. Neglecting the negative consequences, the person engages in different forms of sexual activities. In addition to damaging the addict's relationships, a sex addict also puts the person at risk for emotional and physical injury.

For some people, the sex addiction progresses to involve illegal activities, such as exhibitionism (exposing oneself in public), making obscene phone calls, or molestation. However, it should be noted that sex addicts do not necessarily become sex offenders.

There are some peculiar traits that a sex addicts show in general. These behaviours are very important to diagnose a person with sexual addiction.

The main symptoms and behaviors of a sex addict include:

Compulsive masturbation - Addiction to masturbation:
  • The person finds it very hard to miss masturbation a single day. Sometimes the person even masturbates several times in a single day.

Having multiple affairs (Extra Marital affairs):
  • A sexual addict has a very strong urge for sex. Along with such a strong sex drive, the person also tries to have multiple partners for sex. He finds it difficult to be satisfied with single partners.

Multiple or anonymous sexual partners or one-night stands:
  • A person with sexual addiction seldom develops any emotional bond with his sex partner. He is always looking for a new sex partner which leads him to be a victim of several one night stands and multiple partners.

Consistent use of pornography:
  • This is also one of the important traits of sexual addicts. They tend to be very fond of exploring pornographic material.

Unsafe sex:
  • As mentioned earlier sexual addicts love to play it unsafe and neglect the negative consequences that they may face later.

Phone or computer sex - cyber sex:
  • Apart from pornography, sexual addicts often engage themselves in cyber and phone sex.   

Prostitution or use of prostitutes:
  • In the search for a new sex partner and due to a never satisfying sexual drive, sexual addicts often have multiple sexual relations with prostitutes and call girls.

Exhibitionism:
  • This means that such people find it very interesting to "show off" in public.

Obsessive dating through personal ads:
  • This is also a common trait in sexual addicts.

Voyeurism - watching others or stalking:
  • Sexual addicts tend to be very keen watchers. They keep staring at the opposite sex which becomes very uncomfortable for the other person.

Sexual harassment:
  • Cases of sexual harassment at home or in office are most often caused by sexual addicts.

Molestation - rape:
  • Sexual addicts sometimes cross all the limits of society and they indulge in rape and molestation without thinking about the consequences.

Generally, a person with a sex addiction gains little satisfaction from the sexual activity and forms no emotional bond with his or her sex partners. In addition, the problem of sex addiction often leads to feelings of guilt and shame.

A sex addict also feels a lack of control over the behaviour, despite negative consequences

Sexual addiction treatment
Most sex addicts live in denial of their addiction, and treating an addiction is dependent on the person accepting and admitting that he or she has a problem. In many cases, it takes a significant event such as the loss of a job, the break-up of a marriage, an arrest, or health crisis to force the addict to admit to his or her problem.

Treatment of sexual addiction focuses on controlling the addictive behaviour and helping the person develop a healthy sexuality. Treatment includes education about healthy sexuality, individual psychological counselling and marital or family therapy helps for addicts. In some cases, Homeopathy medications used to treat obsessive compulsive disorder may be used to the compulsive nature of the sex addiction.

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November 24, 2011

"Don't Call It Love" - Ten Types of Sex Addiction


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Ten Types of Sex Addiction in "Don't Call It Love"
In his book, "Don't Call It Love," sex addiction expert Dr. Patrick Carnes described 10 types of addictive sexual behavior. As the title, "Don't Call It Love" suggests, each type of sexual addiction puts distance between people, in contrast with the closeness and intimacy they experience with genuine love.
Opinions about what constitutes problematic behavior vary among professionals and the public. Clearly, some of these behaviors, such as fantasy sex, can occur in moderation within healthy sexual relationships, while others, such as exploitative sex, are highly problematic in any context.

1. Fantasy sex

Fantasy sex is an obsession with sexual fantasy, rather than the reality of genuine sexual feelings, sexual behaviour, and sexual relationships. The fantasies can be so intense and overwhelming that they are a major preoccupation for the individual involved. As the fantasy is a way of escaping from reality, it can prevent a person from developing genuine loving feelings, which are based on accepting the other person the way they really are.

 

2. Seductive role sex

Seductive sex focuses on charming, persuading or manipulating others into sexual contact, and involves treating the other person as a "conquest" or a challenge, rather than someone else to connect with. The other person becomes an object the seducer uses to make himself or herself feel more powerful. People who get addicted to seductive sex may have multiple relationships, affairs, and/or unsuccessful serial relationships.

 

3. Anonymous sex

Anonymous sex is becoming sexually aroused through having sex with strangers. This may involve engaging in sex with anonymous partners, or having one-night stands. Obviously, anonymous sex makes it impossible to develop genuine loving feelings towards the other person, because they cease to be sexually interesting when the partners get to know each other.

 

4. Paying for sex

The financial basis of sexual contact when a person pays for prostitutes or for sexually explicit phone calls also inhibits genuine connection, because the implication is that sex is a business arrangement, and that the person being paid is having sex for financial gain, not because he or she is interested in developing a loving relationship with the paying partner.

 

5. Trading sex

The other side of the paying-for-sex transaction is receiving money or drugs for sex or using sex as a business. For these individuals, sex is treated as a commodity, rather than a personal experience. Whether the person trading sex feels empowered by charging a fee for sexual services, or whether they feel financially desperate, dependent on drugs or believe trading sex is necessary for their means of survival, trading sex can diminish emotional connections to sex.

 

6. Voyeuristic sex

Voyeuristic sex is focused on observing other people engaged in sexual activity, rather than engaging in sexual contact yourself. This can involve getting sexually aroused using pornographic pictures in books, magazines, the computer, pornographic films, peep-shows or secretly observing other people when they might be naked or having sex. Voyeurism tends to be combined with excessive masturbation, even to the point of injury. As the voyeur is engaging in solitary activities, rather than connecting with the object of their desire, and exploiting the other person or people without their knowledge, intimacy and love are not an option.

 

7. Exhibitionistic sex

Exhibitionist includes flashing sexual parts of the body in public, sometimes while wearing clothes designed to expose. Posing for pornographic pictures or films, or having sex where others can see are also forms of exhibitionism. Exhibitionism can override genuine loving connections because the excitement comes from the reaction -- typically of shock or disapproval -- of the audience, not from the sexual contact with your partner.

 

8. Intrusive sex

Intrusive sex involves touching others in a sexual way -- such as touching their penis, vulva, buttocks or breasts -- without permission. Intrusive sex may involve the use of a position of power or authority, such as the role of priest, parent or teacher, to sexually exploit another person. Because intrusive sex is by it's nature exploitative, making it impossible to form the basis for trust or love, although victims may experience feelings of loyalty towards authority figures that they misconstrue as love.

 

9. Pain exchange

The giving or receiving of pain, also known as sadomasochism or S&M, is a type of sexually addictive behaviour in which pain is associated with sexual pleasure. There is a blatant imbalance of power between the giver and the receiver, although both partners may be consenting. As with intrusive sex, victims may perceive their feelings towards their torturer as loving, but there is no genuine trust or intimacy when a relationship is based on hurting one another.

 

10. Exploitative sex

Exploitative sex is a step beyond intrusive sex, and involves the forcing another person to engage in sexual contact. Rape and sex with children or other vulnerable people are types of exploitative sex. Because one person is being violated by the other, there is no possibility for genuine love or intimacy to develop, and usually the opposite emotions are provoked in the victim.

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The “Psychologist” Psychological Counseling Centre’s at
Chennai:- 9786901830 
Pondicherry:- 9865212055 
Panruti:- 9443054168
97869 01830
Vivekanantha Psychological Counseling Centre  Health Line


For appointment please Call us or Mail Us

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