During this year’s IITAP symposium, we watched the first-ever showing of Maddie Corman’s movie adaptation of her one-woman play “Accidentally Brave.”
Previous research about sex doll owners has been broad. This looks at: Is there any association between owning sex dolls and risk of contact sexual offending?
My reading this morning was about: moving the US toward primary prevention of child sexual abuse; child predators on TikTok and my first YouTube troll comments.
Who uses OnlyFans? When the COVID pandemic hit and lockdown ensued, those who make their living in the sex work industry were abruptly unemployed.
Maybe you’ve noticed that Google removed the popular “accountability” apps Covenant Eyes and Accountable2You from its Play store last week.
What is the science behind pornography induced erectile dysfunction? Learn more from this new study in the JMIR Health and Surveillance Journal.
Those of us who treat problematic or compulsive sexual behavior still hear from colleagues that they do not believe that sex addiction is real.
Therapists, myself included, are worried about kids being exposed to pornography at an early age or are learning about sex from porn.
The horrific mass shooting in Georgia is the media’s insistence that sex addiction isn’t real; in reality, what’s needed is more sex addiction research.
How do we, as therapists, determine whether a pornography problem is erotic conflict or an addiction? A discussion on the nuances.
