Many people suffer in secret from unwanted sexual obsessions. These people are not perverts or pedophiles, but normal individuals with a brain-based condition called obsessive-compulsive disorder or OCD. Most of us have heard of OCD, but few realize that OCD can cause people to have terrifying sexual thoughts that just won't go away. Many therapists are baffled by these symptoms and may spin their wheels trying to get to the root of problem. The good news is that there are effective, short-term treatments to help sufferers overcome these demons and start feeling better again.
Many people suffer in secret from unwanted sexual obsessions. These people are not perverts or pedophiles, but normal individuals with a brain-based condition called obsessive-compulsive disorder or OCD. Most of us have heard of OCD, but few realize that OCD can cause people to have terrifying sexual thoughts that just won't go away. Many therapists are baffled by these symptoms and may spin their wheels trying to get to the root of problem. The good news is that there are effective, short-term treatments to help sufferers overcome these demons and start feeling better again.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Monnica T. Williams, Ph.D., ABPP, is a board-certified clinical psychologist and Associate Professor at the University of Connecticut in the Department of Psychological Sciences. Her clinical work and research focus on OCD, trauma, culture, and African American mental health. Dr. Williams has published over 100 peer-reviewed articles and book chapters, and her work has been featured in several major media outlets, including NPR, CNN, and the New York Times. Chad T. Wetterneck, PhD is a clinical director and supervisor at Rogers Memorial Hospital (RMH). Over the past four years, he has served at the Co-Director of Research at the Houston OCD Program and served on the training and research committee for Obsessive Compulsive Foundation of Texas. Dr. Wetterneck has published over 40 peer-reviewed articles and book chapters focused on OCD and OC-spectrum conditions and presented at many peer-reviewed national/international conferences (over 150 paper/poster presentations).
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* Introduction * 1. Understanding Sexual Obsessions * 2. Assessing Clients with Sexual Obsessions * 3. Step-by-Step Treatment Manual (with John Hart, Eric Lee, and Street Russell) * 4. Association Splitting (Terence Ching, Steffen Moritz, and Lena Jelinek) * 5. Treating Sexual Orientation Obsessions (with Jen Viscusi) * 6. Treating Pedophile Obsessions (with Erin Nghe) * 7. Relationship Issues (with Jen Viscusi) * 8. Troubleshooting Common Problems, Issues, and Resources (with Erin Nghe and John Hart) * References * Appendices * A. Materials for Clients * B. Measures * C. Session Notes
* Introduction * 1. Understanding Sexual Obsessions * 2. Assessing Clients with Sexual Obsessions * 3. Step-by-Step Treatment Manual (with John Hart, Eric Lee, and Street Russell) * 4. Association Splitting (Terence Ching, Steffen Moritz, and Lena Jelinek) * 5. Treating Sexual Orientation Obsessions (with Jen Viscusi) * 6. Treating Pedophile Obsessions (with Erin Nghe) * 7. Relationship Issues (with Jen Viscusi) * 8. Troubleshooting Common Problems, Issues, and Resources (with Erin Nghe and John Hart) * References * Appendices * A. Materials for Clients * B. Measures * C. Session Notes
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