Cybersex Exposed: Simple Fantasy or Obsession?
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| Rating | : | 4.38 (722 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1568386192 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 235 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2018-01-23 |
| Language | : | English |
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. practices internal medicine and addiction medicine in Tucson, Arizona. About the Author Rob Weiss, MSW is a graduate of Emerson College and UCLA and serves as the director of the Sexual Recovery Institute in Santa Monica, Calif.Jennifer Schneider M.D., Ph.D
The guide also discusses the negative impact of cybersex on partners and presents stories of recovery.. Examining the negative consequences of Internet sex addiction on health, career, intimacy and family relationships, this guide provides a test to help readers evaluate their own behaviour
A Customer said decent, but. overall, i would say the book was decent. definitely good for someone who has no idea what sort of environments can be found on the internet. also, i'm sure that many people may find it helpful.however, i do have a couple issues with the book.overall, the tone is somewhat alarmist, at times bordering on the sensational (the title alone is an example), in particular, chapter decent, but overall, i would say the book was decent. definitely good for someone who has no idea what sort of environments can be found on the internet. also, i'm sure that many people may find it helpful.however, i do have a couple issues with the book.overall, the tone is somewhat alarmist, at times bordering on the sensational (the title alone is an example), in particular, chapter 3 "cybersex out of control." the chapter is relentless in giving 'real' stories (19 in a chapter of only 20 pages), and with phrases like "read on to see how a cybersex user's inattention to his children may. "cybersex out of control." the chapter is relentless in giving 'real' stories (19 in a chapter of only "decent, but" according to A Customer. overall, i would say the book was decent. definitely good for someone who has no idea what sort of environments can be found on the internet. also, i'm sure that many people may find it helpful.however, i do have a couple issues with the book.overall, the tone is somewhat alarmist, at times bordering on the sensational (the title alone is an example), in particular, chapter decent, but overall, i would say the book was decent. definitely good for someone who has no idea what sort of environments can be found on the internet. also, i'm sure that many people may find it helpful.however, i do have a couple issues with the book.overall, the tone is somewhat alarmist, at times bordering on the sensational (the title alone is an example), in particular, chapter 3 "cybersex out of control." the chapter is relentless in giving 'real' stories (19 in a chapter of only 20 pages), and with phrases like "read on to see how a cybersex user's inattention to his children may. "cybersex out of control." the chapter is relentless in giving 'real' stories (19 in a chapter of only 20 pages), and with phrases like "read on to see how a cybersex user's inattention to his children may. 0 pages), and with phrases like "read on to see how a cybersex user's inattention to his children may. A Customer said A great title from the experts. Jennifer Schneider and Robert Weiss have created a fair-minded and thorough work on the problems real people experience with sexual addiction on the internet. They provide intelligent discussions of the reasons the internet is so potentially addictive, the kinds of behaviors many addicts find themselves engaging in, and real-life examples of addicts' experiences covering a wide range of age, gender, sexual orientation, and social situation. I highly recommend this book both for the individual or co-addict confronting this problem and for therapists and counselors seeking a deep. "Cybersex Explained" according to A Customer. I just purchased this new book on the problems of Cybersex use and was impressed with its' clarity and depth of understanding. The book seemed to cover the needs of anyone from a casual cybersex 'player' to a truly compulsive cybersex 'addict'. It was particularly helpful to make use of the section that offered resources toward getting help for anyone who thinks they might have a problem with online sex addiction. My wife has a friend whose husband spends a lot of time in online sex chats and downloading porn. Some of what I read about the spouses problems will probably really
practices internal medicine and addiction medicine in Tucson, Arizona. . Rob Weiss, MSW is a graduate of Emerson College and UCLA and serves as the director of the Sexual Recovery Institute in Santa Monica, Calif.Jennifer Schneider M.D., Ph.D