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Sexual Addiction
Sexual Identity Disorder
Sexual Offender
Resources and Tools
American Association for Sexual Educators, Counselors & Therapists
World Health Organization: Sexual Health Issues
Medical News Today: What is Sexual Addiction?
Psychology Today: Hypersexuality
Society for the Scientific Study of
Sexuality
Sex Addicts
Anonymous
Natl Institutes of Health: Understanding & Managing
Compulsive Sexual Behaviors
Mayo Clinic: Compulsive Sexual Behavior
Compulsive Sexual Behavior is a Disorder
Sexaholics Anonymous
Delphi Health Group: Sex Addiction
Important Legal Information
Alabama
Sexual Offender Law
Criminal
Justice Resources: Sexual Offender Laws
Sex Offender
Statistics
Media
Slideshow:
Profile of a Pedophile
Slideshow: Understanding Transgender Identity
Articles
Sexual
Addiction: All Psych Journal
Doug Weiss:
Six Types of Sex Addicts
What Causes Sexual Addiction: Psych Central
Sex Addicts Anonymous: Sex Addicts Quiz
Sexual Addiction, Compulsivity, Impulsivity: Journal of Sex Research
Characteristics of Persistent Sexual Offenders: Journal of Counseling &
Clinical Psychology
New Hope for
Sex Offender Treatment: American Psychological Assn
Sexual
Health Youth Advocacy Coalition
Promoting Healthy Sexual Development and Sexuality
Handouts
Sexual Addiction
Sexual Identity Disorder
Sexual Offender
Info Graphics
Sexual Addiction
Sexual Identity Disorder
Sexual Offender
More Resources
Transgender Information
Understanding Sex and Gender
Reparative Therapy
Sexual Orientation
Parent Advice for
Transgender Kids
Worksheets
Sexual Addiction Questionnaire
Sexual
Addiction Checklist
Addictive vs. Healthy Love
Websites
Safer
Society: Prevention & Treatment of Sexual Abuse
Stop It Now: Preventing Sexual Abuse
of Children
CDC: Sexually Transmitted Diseases
BAO: Birmingham AIDS
Outreach
The Body: Complete HIV/AIDS Resource
SIECUS: Sexuality Information & Education Council
APA:
Facts About Sexual Orientation & Youth
Everyday Health: Sexual Dysfunction
Scarleteen: Sex Education for the
Real World
Queer Cafe: Sexual Identity Topics,
Sexual Minority Issues
Med
Line Plus: Sexual Problems
Wikipedia:
Sexual Dysfunction
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Books and Publications
Healthy Sexual Solutions
includes the following topical list of books, printed materials, and
other publications (including title and author) relevant to subject
matter about sexual addiction, sexual identity disorder, and sexual
offenders.
--Out of the Shadows: Understanding Sexual Addiction by Patrick Carnes
--In the Shadows of the Net: Breaking Free of Compulsive On-Line Sexual
Behavior by Patrick Carnes
--Untangling the Web by Jennifer Schneider & Robert Weiss
--Wired for Intimacy: How Pornography Hijacks the Male Brain by William
Struthers
--Mending a Shattered Heart: A Guide for Partners of Sex Addicts by
Stefanie Carnes
--Lonely All the Time: Recognizing, Understanding & Overcoming Sex
Addiction, for Addicts & Codependents by Ralph Earle & Gregory Crow
--Building a Better Life by Pamela Yates, David S. Prescott
--Sex & Love Addiction, Treatment & Recovery by
Praeger Book (1997)
--Recovering from Sexual Abuse, Addictions, &
Compulsive Behaviors by Sandra Knauer (2002)
--Healthy Families by Timothy J. Kahn
--Applying the Good Lives & Self-Regulation Models to Sex Offender
Treatment by Pamela Yates, David Prescott, & Tony Ward
--It Perfectly Normal by Robie H. Harris (Illustrated by Michael Emberley)
--Love Sick by Sue Silverman (2001)
--When Your Child Has Been Molested: A
Parents Guide by Kathryn Brohl & Joyce Case Potter
--Understanding Child Sexual Behaviors : What's Natural and Healthy by Toni
Cavanagh Johnson
--What's Happening In Our Family? by Connie Ostis
--Gender Identity Disorder and Psychosexual Problems in Children and
Adolescents by Kenneth J. Zucker & Susan J. Bradley (1995)
--Handbook of Sexual and Gender Identity Disorders by David Rowland & Luca Incrocci (2008)
--Sexual Healing Journey by Wendy Maltz (2001)
--Not Monsters: Analyzing the Stories of Child Molesters by Pamela Schultz
Info Graphics
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Helpful Information
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Sexual Offender
Quotes and Comments
"To
climb to the heights, sex education is not enough. We need to learn how
to love."
-Joseph
& Lois Bird
"Nurturing the development of the biological and
physical foundations of healthy intimacy is an
important goal that begins in infancy. These
foundations require the ability to be comfortable
and safe in a close physical relationship with
another person."
-Bright Futures
"Sexual health is more than freedom from sexual
disease or disorders. Sexual health is
non-exploitive and respectful of self and others.
Sexual health is dependent upon an individual's
well-being and sense of self-esteem. Sexual health
requires trust, honesty, and communication."
-Dr.
Eli Coleman
"The
behavior of a human being in sexual matters is often
a prototype for the whole of his other modes of
reaction in life."
-Sigmund Freud|Sexuality & the Psychology of Love
"Healthy sexual development involves biological,
psychological, and socio-cultural processes. Like
all aspects of adolescent development, sexual
development occurs both within an individual and
through interaction with the environment.
Psychological and social processes occur through
interactions with family, cultural institutions, and
peers, and are also affected by brain development.
Adolescent sexual development is likely to be
healthy, and to lead to positive sexual health, when
each of these processes is appropriately supported
in a young person's environment."
-Cornell University|ACT for Youth
"Concepts of family, friendship, and other human
relationships are core components of healthy
sexuality. Children should learn to express love and
intimacy in appropriate ways and to avoid
manipulative or exploitative relationships. Empathy
and respect for another’s feelings also is an
essential component of a healthy relationship,
facilitated through effective communication skills."
-Bright Futures
"For the sex addict, sexual behavior can be most
often defined by words such as driven, compulsive, and hidden. Unlike
healthy sex that is integrated into relationships, sexual addicts use
sex as a means to cope; to handle boredom, anxiety, and other powerful
feelings; or as a way to feel important, wanted, or powerful."
-Robert Weiss
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