Counseling Center for Sexual Health

[...] on? What does that even look like? Only you can answer this, but the Counseling Center for Sexual Health can help. For the individual that were unfaithful, there is most likely a pattern of this [...]

[...] repeatedly prove that too much of a good thing is not a good thing. The Counseling Center for Sexual Health can help you develop healthy coping strategies and remove the impairment. Call today and [...]

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[...] . -Katie McGrath, M.S. The post Addiction Interaction appeared first on Counseling Center for Sexual Health. [...]

[...] recovering addict -Katie McGrath, M.S. The post Early stages of recovery appeared first on Counseling Center for Sexual Health. [...]

[...] your recovery? -Katie McGrath, M.S. The post Early Stages of Recovery appeared first on Counseling Center for Sexual Health. [...]

[...] you need them. -Katie McGrath, M.S. The post Thought Stopping Techniques appeared first on Counseling Center for Sexual Health. [...]

[...] -help support meeting -Katie McGrath, M.S. The post Relapse Prevention appeared first on Counseling Center for Sexual Health. [...]

[...] What is a love addiction? Does love make you feel high, as if you were on a drug?    Do you crave the intensity and [...]

[...] Last week we discussed the etiology of Love Addiction and how it involves brain neurotransmission processes similar to the effects of drug misuse. [...]

[...] or online behavior. Next week, we’ll discuss the Stages of Recovery for partners of sex & love addicts. -Katie McGrath, M.S. The post An Introduction: Partners of Sex & Love Addicts appeared [...]

[...] . A few negative consequences that can result with a love addiction are: Infidelity:  Love addicts often distance themselves from spouses and children in pursuit of romantic fantasies. [...]

[...] ’s World magazine tells the story of a father and son who did just this, conquering their drug addiction by taking on the challenge of completing a marathon. Importantly, a study has found that [...]

[...] processes similar to the effects of drug misuse, and may be a substitute for drug addiction. It is considered a “process addiction,” wherein a pattern of recurrent behavior first [...]

[...] enjoyment and that can take up a certain amount of time each day can serve as a “positive addiction”. Research has shown that activities like gardening, painting, listening and [...]

[...] As we’ve mentioned before, finding a coping skill or “positive addiction” is beneficial during the early stages of recovery. Last week, we touched upon a few non- [...]

[...] the feelings seem unbearable. Some feelings that can build are boredom, anxiety, sexual frustration, irritability, and depression. Have you experienced a buildup of any of these [...]

[...] significant other who is close with the patient will also need support with the discovery of sex addiction. The discovery itself is traumatizing. The pain of betrayal can feel overwhelming . The [...]

[...] first step in therapy. View the chart below to see if you can relate to any of the addiction interactions. -Katie McGrath, M.S. The post Addiction Interaction appeared first on Counseling Center [...]