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Treating out of control sexual behavior : rethinking sex addiction / Douglas Braun-Harvey, Michael A. Vigorito.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: New York : Springer Publishing Company, LLC 2016..Description: 1 online resource (xvi, 435 pages)Content type:
  • text
Media type:
  • computer
Carrier type:
  • online resource
ISBN:
  • 9780826196767
  • 9780826196750
Subject(s): Genre/Form: LOC classification:
  • RC560 .T743 2016
Online resources: Available additional physical forms:
Contents:
The state of the field -- Envision sexual health -- What is out of control sexual behavior? -- The OCSB clinical areas -- Section 2. Out of Control Sexual Behavior Assessment -- Screening procedure -- Assessment : information gathering -- Assessment : treatment elements -- The sexual health plan -- Section 3. Out of Control Sexual Behavior Treatment -- OCSB group therapy : principles -- OCSB group therapy : practices -- OCSB treatment : clinical case studies -- Appendix. Sexual health group therapy for men.
Subject: This groundbreaking book reconsiders popular notions of addictive sex. Braun-Harvey and Vigorito's sexual health psychotherapy protocol is an innovative treatment approach for men experiencing sexual lives beyond their control. "Out of control sexual behavior" (OCSB) is defined as a sexual health problem in which consensual sexual urges, thoughts, or behaviors feel out of control. As opposed to a clinical disorder, OCSB is framed as a behavioral problem within the normal range of sexual expression. The book provides step-by-step tools for assessment, treatment planning, and implementation stemming from the authors' work with hundreds of individual and group therapy clients. OCSB treatment matches individual and group therapy interventions with current motivational interviewing and readiness-for-change research. Further, this approach emphasizes the clinician's ethical responsibility to provide the most effective treatment while protecting client sexual rights and welcoming sexual diversity. Rich and varied composite case examples demonstrate clinical sexual health treatment conversations as well as stories of hope and guidance to understand how sexual health is an ally for changing OCSB. Key features: presents a much-needed sexual health alternative to conventional thinking about assessing and treating OCSB; posits OCSB as a sexual health behavior problem rather than a process addiction or psychosexual disorder; promotes sexual health principles as the framework to envision and guide men's sexual behavior change; includes a practical, step-by-step pathway model to assess and treat OCSB; organizes a wide range of best-practice clinical interventions for individual and group psychotherapy; and includes composite case examples demonstrating successful treatment outcomes.
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Includes bibliographies and index.

Section 1. A Sexual Health Foundation -- The state of the field -- Envision sexual health -- What is out of control sexual behavior? -- The OCSB clinical areas -- Section 2. Out of Control Sexual Behavior Assessment -- Screening procedure -- Assessment : information gathering -- Assessment : treatment elements -- The sexual health plan -- Section 3. Out of Control Sexual Behavior Treatment -- OCSB group therapy : principles -- OCSB group therapy : practices -- OCSB treatment : clinical case studies -- Appendix. Sexual health group therapy for men.

This groundbreaking book reconsiders popular notions of addictive sex. Braun-Harvey and Vigorito's sexual health psychotherapy protocol is an innovative treatment approach for men experiencing sexual lives beyond their control. "Out of control sexual behavior" (OCSB) is defined as a sexual health problem in which consensual sexual urges, thoughts, or behaviors feel out of control. As opposed to a clinical disorder, OCSB is framed as a behavioral problem within the normal range of sexual expression. The book provides step-by-step tools for assessment, treatment planning, and implementation stemming from the authors' work with hundreds of individual and group therapy clients. OCSB treatment matches individual and group therapy interventions with current motivational interviewing and readiness-for-change research. Further, this approach emphasizes the clinician's ethical responsibility to provide the most effective treatment while protecting client sexual rights and welcoming sexual diversity. Rich and varied composite case examples demonstrate clinical sexual health treatment conversations as well as stories of hope and guidance to understand how sexual health is an ally for changing OCSB. Key features: presents a much-needed sexual health alternative to conventional thinking about assessing and treating OCSB; posits OCSB as a sexual health behavior problem rather than a process addiction or psychosexual disorder; promotes sexual health principles as the framework to envision and guide men's sexual behavior change; includes a practical, step-by-step pathway model to assess and treat OCSB; organizes a wide range of best-practice clinical interventions for individual and group psychotherapy; and includes composite case examples demonstrating successful treatment outcomes.

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