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Internet Links
Eating Disorders, http//www.aabainc.org/. Nonparaphilic sexual disorders, SexaholicsAnonymous http//www.sa.org. Sexual Addicts Anonymous http//www.sexaa.org.
http://ocd.stanford.edu/subplinks.html

Extractions: Patients with access to the Internet can tap into a nearly limitless sea of information. Since an individual with a modicum of technological expertise can post on the Web whatever information, assertion of opinion he or she wishes, the Web reader must be prepared to be cautious and skeptical. While truth overwhelms falsehood and error in the long-run, in the short-run the Internet browser must beware. We cannot vouch for the accuracy of all of the information on many sites listed, either at the time of the writing or when this list is read. Still, we believe that the following sites will be found to be useful and, in the main, trustworthy. The sites for patients are organized by mental disorder and categories. The clinician is urged to visit a site before recommending it to a patient. Internet Sites
Sexual Conditions-Disorders
Differential Diagnosis of Addictive sexual disorders Using the DSMIV - The currentDiagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-IV) describes
http://www.health-nexus.com/sexual_conditions-disorders.htm
PRC | Addictive Sexual Disorders Article
Addictive sexual disorders. sexual disorders, impulse control disorders, and paraphilias,when identified, should be described as precisely as possible.
http://www.prckansas.org/articles/addictive_sexual_disorders.htm

Extractions: Addictive Sexual Disorders Richard R. Irons, MD Jennifer P. Schneider, MD, PhD Indulgence in the gratification of sexual desires and appetites to excess has been a major subject in literature, myths, and the creative arts from the beginning of recorded history. One example of the hypersexual, predatory male is Don Juan, the legendary lover of many women who suffered a multitude of adverse consequences, including death, as a result of his behavior. He is immortalized as the sexual athlete who worshipped the female body as the ideal object of desire, created for him to be consumed and ravished, and who must make his escape from each woman before potential engulfment by intimacy in relationship. His story was immortalized in the plays of Corneille, Moliere, Shaw, and Rostand, in Byrons unfinished poem, and in Mozarts Don Giovanni He has become an infamous symbol for the hedonistic, narcissistic male who engages in recurrent sexual affairs. Women with a culturally defined excessive sexual appetite were given the diagnosis of nymphomania, a term no longer in clinical use.
WileyEurope :: Treating Sexual Disorders
WileyEurope, Treating sexual disorders by Randolph S.Charlton (Editor), Irvin D. Yalom (General Editor).
http://www.wileyeurope.com/cda/product/0,,0787903116|desc|2551,00.html
Psychological Definition Of Philias
Association, 1987. Pgs 279281 sexual disorders. sexual disorders Thesexual disorders are divided into two groups. The Paraphilias
http://www.amputee-online.com/amputee/philias.html

Extractions: The Sexual Disorders are divided into two groups. The Paraphilias are characterized by arousal in response to sexual objects or situations that are not part of normative arousalactivity patterns and that in varying degrees may interfere with the capacity for reciprocal, affectionate sexual activity. The Sexual Dysfunctions are characterized by inhibitions in sexual desire or the psychophysiologic changes that characterize the sexual response cycle. Finally, there is a residual class, Other Sexual Disorders, for disorders in sexual functioning that are not classifiable in any of the specific categories. The essential feature of disorders in this subclass is recurrent intense sexual urges and sexually arousing fantasies generally involving either (1) nonhuman objects, (2) the suffering or humiliation of oneself or one's partner (not merely simulated), or (3) children or other nonconsenting persons. The diagnosis is made only if the person has acted on these urges, or is markedly distressed by them. In other classifications these disorders are referred to as Sexual Deviations. The term Paraphilia is preferable because it correctly emphasizes that the deviation (para) lies in that to which the person is attracted (philia).
Psychoconsult.co.uk - Other Disorders (Gender Sexual Disorders
sexual disorders An article on sexual disorders by Dr B Green UK in Psychiatryfor General Practice. Quite good but was written in 1994.
http://www.psychoconsult.co.uk/doctorssite/diseaseareasdoctors/other disorders/g
WHO Guide To Mental Health In Primary Care
Drug use disorders; Eating disorders; Generalized anxiety; Panic disorder; Phobicdisorders; Posttraumatic stress disorder; sexual disorders (female); Sexual
http://www.rsmpress.co.uk/bkwho.htm

Extractions: Mentioned in the National Service Framework for Mental Health as a support to strengthen primary mental health care, the WHO Guide to Mental Health in Primary Care has been prepared in the light of the experience of primary care clinicians and takes account of their specific needs. Short, user-friendly and oriented towards management it contains essential information for both General Practitioners and other staff on how to help adults suffering mental ill health, providing guidance on: It incorporates materials to support clinicians working collaboratively with patients, encouraging patients' active participation in treatment. A set of patient information and self-help leaflets is provided on disk. Summary cards are also included which are designed for interactive use between the clinician and patient in order to facilitate discussion. Each copy of the book also includes a second disk, which contains the text of the guidance. This enables primary care organisations to produce and use their own localised version of the Guide. The evidence base for the recommendations on treatments is set out. However, the guidance is based on much more than the outcomes of trials of efficacy of particular treatments. It represents also the clinical wisdom of a very large group of experts whose collective experience of mental health in primary care is enormous.
Depression Symptoms: Might They Include Low Sex Drive, And Declining Sexual Arou
Do Female sexual disorders Contribute to Depression? sexual desire disorderssexual arousal disorders orgasmic disorders sexual pain disorders.
http://www.sexual-dysfunction-and-depression.com/html/the_impact_of_fsd.php3
Ejaculatory Disorders
Prevalence The sexual revolution ushered in by ViagraÒ has made it commonplaceto talk about other sexual disorders besides the loss of an erection.
http://www.seekwellness.com/impotence/ejaculatory_disorders.htm
Sex Therapy Books - Self Help, Sex Enhancement -Sexual Counselling.com
$24.95; Treating sexual disorders by Randolph S. Charlton (Editor),Irvin D. Yalom (Contributor) (Paperback) Our Price $35.00; Love
http://www.sexualcounselling.com/Bookstore.htm
Robert Muller - Homepage
sexual disorders, University of Florida Information on treatments for incontinence,sexual dysfunction, research studies,etc. Sleep Disorders,
http://www.yorku.ca/rmuller/resources.html
The Sexual Competition Hypothesis For Eating Disorders
A hypothesis that suggests eating disorders stem from intense female intrasexual competition for mates.
http://cogprints.soton.ac.uk/documents/disk0/00/00/08/00/index.html
Abused Empowered Survive Thrive Home Page ~ Abuse & Rape Survivor Support
Support to survivors of sexual abuse either as a child or adult, with related subjects such as date rape, male rape, panic attack, eating disorders, and self harm.
http://www.aest.uk6.net

Extractions: The aims of this site. Child hood sexual abuse is far more common than many would like to think. Here in the UK it works out at just over 400 people a day abused for the first time. It usually happens with someone known to the child, and trusted by the family, and in very many case's is even a member of the child's own family. It happens to both females and males, and the abuser can also be either male or female and often is done by both. Sometimes it happens just the once, but sadly it often goes on for weeks or even many years.
Archives Of Hellenic Medicine
Article from the Archives of Hellenic Medicine intended for the urologist facing the diagnosis and management of patients with sexual differentiation disorders.
http://www.mednet.gr/archives/1999-5/452.html

Extractions: Department of Pediatric Urology, "Aghia Sophia" Children's Hospital, Athens, Greece Key words: Ambivalent genitalia, Hermaphroditism, Pseudohermaphroditism, Sexual differentiation * The views expressed in this article have been proposed by the author to the Health Care Office of the European Association of Urology as guidelines for the management of intersex patients. o ne of the most challenging problems a urologist has to face is the diagnosis and management of patients with sexual differentiation disorders. Such disorders most often manifest themselves by the abnormal appearance of the external genitalia when the baby is born, casting doubt on the babys gender and causing a lot of anxiety on the part of the family. Problems of ambiguous genitalia should, in principle, be managed by a team of specialists in order to reach a prompt and correct diagnosis. Urologists have an important role is this group and should work in close cooperation together with neonatologists, pediatric endocrinologists and geneticists, in order to achieve the best possible management of these patients. CLASSIFICATION OF INTERSEX STATES The anatomy and physiology of differentiation of the internal and external sexual organs in the fetus is quite complex, being regulated by factors at three different levels (
Teen2TeenAdvice.com
Offers advice from a teen for a teen, on subjects such as health, drugs, sex, sexuality, sexual health, bullying, mental health, family and relationship issues, self-harm and eating disorders.
http://www.teen2teenadvice.com
CHOICES Of Oregon - Home Page
A comprehensive community based treatment program for males and females with sexual behavior problems and disorders or histories of sexual victimization.
http://www.choicesoforegon.com/

Extractions: Steven E. Mussack, PH.D. Psychologist and Program Director CHOICES (Creating Healthy Options In Confronting Exploitive Sexuality) is a comprehensive community based treatment program for males and females with sexual behavior problems and disorders or histories of sexual victimization. CHOICES was established in 1981. Since that time we have provided treatment to a broad range of youth 8 to 18, and adults with sexual behavior disturbances. Specialized intervention services have also been developed for lower income individuals in cooperation with the Eugene Family Institute through the establishment of a specialized training program for therapists choosing to learn and work with these specialized client needs. CHOICES provides comprehensive psychological evaluations of individuals who are either accused of or convicted of sexually abusive behaviors as part of our effort to develop an understanding of the specific needs of each individual. Individual, group, marital and family therapy are available and employed as indicated by the client's needs. We also have a complete sexual arousal assessment facility to aid in the assessment and treatment of extremely obsessive or compulsive sexual disorders. CHOICES maintains a strong working relationship with the Courts, Juvenile Department staff, Adult Parole and Probation, and Services for Children and Family to aid individuals and families in working through the confusing situation which confronts them, to effectively coordinate provision of services and to facilitate the safety and protection of both individuals and the community.
WOMEN'S THERAPY CENTER - Home
Devoted to women's physical and emotional health vaginismus, sexual sysfunctions, pelvic pain, vulvodynia, dyspareunia, sexual abuse, PMS, sex therapy, menopause, female adolescent problems, incontinence, eating disorders, depression, posttraumatic stress, anxiety panic attacks, fibromyalgia, adoption infertility counseling.
http://www.womentc.com/

Extractions: W elcome to WOMEN'S THERAPY CENTER! We offer a unique body-mind treatment approach to the following health concerns of women: Treatment is intense and uninterrupted, with both professionals present for the duration of the session so that any emotional and physical concern may be addressed right on the spot. Therapeutic approaches include hands-on intervention, sex therapy, counseling, guidance in the areas of self-care and personal hygiene, urogynecologic/sexual care, patient and partner education, and alternative medicine. The ultimate goal is to enable the patient to lead a healthy life. Our patients favorably comment about their extreme comfort and confidence in the fact that the treatments are rendered exclusively by women for women, unlike their past experiences with male practitioners where openness and expression of feelings were difficult and embarrassing.
Disorders
http://www.mhsource.com/disorders/sexual.html

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Psych Central - Self-Help Quizzes
Short quizzes for selfdiagnosis of adult ADD, depression, mania, eating disorders, OCD, sexual addiction, and domestic violence.
http://psychcentral.com/quizzes.htm
VIVUS, Inc.
Develops and commercializes innovative therapies for the treatment of sexual dysfunction and urologic disorders in men and women. (Nasdaq VVUS).
http://www.vivus.com/

Extractions: Apr 8, 2003 - Webcast Event: Redchip Partners New York Investor Conference 2003 - Tuesday, April 8 - 11:00am EST Mar 31, 2003 - VIVUS Announces Positive Results of ALISTA for the Treatment of Female Sexual Arousal Disorder Mar 31, 2003 - Webcast Event: Monday, March 31 - 4:30pm EST - VIVUS Conference Call Discussing Results from ALISTA At-Home Study more...

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