Sexual Addiction Part II

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19 Oct

Sexual Addiction, Part II: Treating Sexual Addiction

Sexual Addiction, Part II: Treating Sexual Addiction

Monday, October 19, 2026 (12:00 AM) to Sunday, May 30, 2027 (11:59 PM)
12 PDCs
Provider: Steel Minds Training Academy
Course Name: Sexual Addiction Part II

Speaker: Ken Montrose, MA, CADC
Program Type: Videoconferences, webcasts, audiocasts, podcasts, eBooks, self-directed E-Learning
Registration URL: https://www.productivitypartners.net/resources/home-study-training

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Participants will be able to: 1. Describe sexual addiction, including its characteristics, levels, etiology, and prevalence. 2. Explain how culture affects our views of sexuality. 3. Describe the obstacles to treating sexual addiction, especially sources of professional bias. 4. List the phases of sexual addiction, and how the disease can be “contingent rather than progressive.” 5. Explain the circumplex model and how it incorporates cohesion and adaptability when examining the addictive family. 6. Apply Twelve Step concepts to both chemical and non-chemical addictions. 7. Help co-addicts understand their role in the addictive system. 8. Explain the basic recovery processes and how they are applied from assessment through to recovery.

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This home-study course is a follow-up to the previously accredited Sexual Addiction I. It covers in greater detail the pathology of sexual addictions, their cultural context, and their etiology. Like its predecessor, this course explores the role of Twelve Step concepts in treating sexual addiction. The course consists of a twenty-nine item test based on Patrick Carnes’s Contrary to Love: Helping the sexual addict. This book provides an overview of sexual addictions, then explains in detail how they form, and how multiple systems interact to keep them going. The text focuses on the interaction between addict and co-addicted, and the role of upbringing in developing pathology. It also describes how to help people overcome sexual addictions.