TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION 1: AN INTRODUCTION TO SEX ADDICTION
1.1 Introduction - <i>Joanna Benfield</i>
1.2 Whither Sexual Addiction? An Overview - <i>Stephen Southern</i>
1.3 Sexual Addiction: Terminology, Definitions and Conceptualization - <i>Gerard A. Schaefer and Christoph J. Ahlers </i>
1.4 A BioPsychoSocial Approach to Sex Addiction - <i>Paula Hall</i>
SECTION 2: PRESENTATIONS OF SEX ADDICTION
2.1 Overview of Presentations of Sexual Addiction - <i>Ralph Earle and Rick Isenberg</i>
2.2 Sexual Addiction in the Digital Age - <i>David Delmonico, Heather Putney and Elizabeth J. Griffin</i>
2.3 The Relationship between Pornography and Hypersexual Behaviour - <i>Philippe Bensimon</i>
2.4 Sexual Addiction and Paraphilias - <i>Gerard A. Schaefer and Christoph J. Ahlers</i>
2.5 The Role of Sexual Fantasies in Sexual Addiction - <i>Richard Newbury</i>
SECTION 3: THE AETIOLOGY OF SEX ADDICTION
3.1 The Aetiology and Differential Diagnosis of Sex Addiction: An Overview - <i>Ken Adams and Todd Love </i>
3.2 The Neuroscience of Sexual Addiction - <i>Frederick Toates</i>
3.3 Written in the Scars: Sex Addiction as an Attachment Disorder - <i>John Beveridge</i>
3.4 The Role of Shame in Sexual Addiction: a Review of Empirical Research - <i>Manpreet K. Dhuffar and Mark D. Griffiths </i>
3.5 Existential Perspectives on Working with Sex Addiction - <i>Alex Smith</i>
SECTION 4: THE TREATMENT OF SEX ADDICTION
4.1 Clinical Assessment and Diagnosis of Sexual Addiction - <i>Joshua B. Grubbs, Joshua N. Hook, Brandon J. Griffin, J. Kim Penberthy and Shane W. Kraus</i>
4.2 The Importance of Group Psychotherapy for Sex and Love Addiction Recovery - <i>Eric Griffin-Shelley</i>
4.3 Group Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Compulsive Sexual Behaviour - <i>Thaddeus Birchard</i>
4.4 Sex Addiction, the 12 Steps and Therapy - <i>Timothy D. Stein and Patrick Carnes</i>
4.5 The Process of Couples' Therapy for Sex and Porn Addiction- <i>George Collins</i>
4.6 Mentalization-based Therapy for Sex Addiction - <i>Michael Berry and Austin Lam</i>
4.7 Applying Positive Psychology to Sex Addiction - <i>Jolanta Burke and Eoin Stephens</i>
4.8 Using Creative Therapies to Help Facilitate Neuroplastic Brain Changes in Sexually Compulsive Clients - <i>Matthew Hedelius</i>
4.9 A Role for Mindfulness Meditation in Treating Sexual Addiction - <i>Kishore Chandiramani</i>
4.10 Creativity and Healing: Art Therapy with Sex Addicts - <i>Marie Wilson</i>
4.11 Incorporating Pharmacological Treatment Strategies - <i>Florence Thibaut</i>
4.12 When Addictions Merge: Assessing and Treating the Relationship between Addictions - <i>Robert Weiss</i>
SECTION 5: SEX ADDICTION IN SPECIFIC POPULATIONS
5.1 Sexual Compulsivity and Men Who Have Sex with Men (MSM) - <i>Michael P. Chaney and Carol Burns-Wortham</i>
5.2 Sex Addiction and Adolescents - <i>Maria Watters and Todd Spaulding</i>
5.3 The Female Face of Sexual Addiction - <i>Alexandra Katehakis</i>
5.4 Working with Female Partners: Interventions from 10 Years of Partners' Groups in the UK - <i>Joy Rosendale</i>
5.5 Navigating the Minefield of Facilitated Disclosure: Strategies, Techniques and Potential Pitfalls - <i>Stefanie Carnes</i>
5.6 Sexual Addiction and Sex Offenders - <i>Andrew Smith</i>
5.7 Sex Addiction and Professional Sexual Misconduct - <i>Charles Samenow and Jennifer P. Schneider </i>
5.8 Compulsive Sexual Behaviour and Religious Practice - <i>Thaddeus Birchard</i>
5.9 Protestant Clergy Sexual Misconduct - <i>John Thoburn, Jyssica Seebeck and Sadie Teal </i>
SECTION 6: ALTERNATIVE DISCOURSES ON SEX ADDICTION
6.1 Out-of-Control Sexual Behaviour - A Sexual Health Problem - <i>Michael A. Vigorito and Douglas Braun-Harvey</i>
6.2 What's Wrong with Sex Addiction? - <i>Helen Keane</i>
6.3 Sex Addiction: An Iatrogenic and Moral Concept - <i>David J. Ley</i>
SECTION 7: Conclusions
7.1 Concluding Remarks - <i>Thaddeus Birchard</i>
<i>(Thaddeus Birchard and Joanna Benfield)</i>