Book Review: Overcoming Unwanted Intrusive Thoughts

I read Overcoming Unwanted Intrusive Thoughts because we sometimes have individuals referred to us who have intrusive sexual thoughts.
I read Overcoming Unwanted Intrusive Thoughts because we sometimes have individuals referred to us who have intrusive sexual thoughts.
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.
Splashed across the media last night were stories of a sex addiction fueled massage parlor shooting. How realistic are these claims?
In years of doing this work, I had not seen any work specifically about asexuality. This book gave me a serious education about asexuality.
This book, and the philosophy of Prodependence, are an alternative to codependency that has been rampant in the addiction recovery movement for decades.
There are a lot of assumptions made about Halloween and Sex Offenders. Let’s take a look at how it’s presented int he media and the realities.
Check out our newest webinar about Sex Offender Registries
Respected psychotherapist Enod Gray has released an excellent primer for recognizing and learning to heal from the consequences of childhood neglect.
Have you ever minimized your actions? Or even denied all or part of them? How do denial and minimization reflect on the accused?
What are Minor Attracted Persons (MAPs)? Let’s talk about the things that make us uncomfortable and learn in the process.