Cheating, Sexual Impulsivity And Recovery REPACK
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Treatment for sexual addiction follows a pattern similar for the treatment of other addictions. Generally, psychotherapy, substance and behavioral counseling in group and individual formats will be part of the process of recovery. Couples counseling, if and when deemed appropriate, will be integrated into the recovery program as well (Rosenberg). Treatment of other addictions, insight-oriented therapy to identify deeper causes, and family therapy to resolve conflict are an integral part of the sexual addiction treatment program.
But sometimes the cheater is just an opportunist who is takes advantage of whatever pleasures come along without knowing or caring what anybody thinks. In this case the infidelity itself may not be a sexual addiction but may just represent pervasive pattern of immaturity, impulsivity, self-centeredness or antisocial behavior. He or she may cheat once or many times but the prospects for change may be poor. Such people may find it easiest to simply get better at covering their tracks or may move on to a new spouse to escape any consequences. (See also my blog post How to Tell a Cheater from a Sex Addict).
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Some people with ADHD may engage in risky sexual practices due to problems with impulsivity. People with ADHD may also be at increased risk for substance use disorders, which may further impair decision-making and result in sexual risk-taking.
Of all of the lessons that I learned during the recovery process, the importance of reaching out is most definitely the biggest. Because of the stigma that surrounds sexual addiction, both my husband and I had difficulty reaching out for support from family and friends.
Partners of people who are bipolar sometimes become frustrated because they know that there is potential for a recurrence of the distractibility or impulsivity that led to out-of-control sexual behaviors in the first place.
Myth: To achieve recovery from an affair, the unfaithful partner must reveal every detail to the hurt spouse.Truth: To disclose all the minutia, sexual and otherwise may do more harm than good. An understanding of what took place, with whom and why is far more important than learning all the prurient facts of an affair. The hurt partner needs to be wary of becoming obsessed with hurtful details.
Introduction: Last week I promised I would get off the subject of infidelity, and on to something else. Unfortunately, that's easier said than done. This week's letter is about a different topic, the recovery of sexual desire in women, but it is related to infidelity, so I haven't really kept my promise. I'll try harder next time.
Commonly referred to as adultery or cheating, infidelity defines an act when one person engages in either emotional or sexual intimacy with someone outside of their relationship. Infidelity can generally be any kind of interaction between two uninvolved people that crosses a boundary within the relationship or marriage. 2b1af7f3a8