Mary Woods
Mary Woods
Sex Addiction and Pornography
Sex Addiction and Pornography
Sex Addiction and Pornography
Monday 5th June 2017
Dr. Stephanie Carnes talks about sex and pornography addiction on 'One Hour at a Time', covering their impact and recovery strategies.
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Get the buttons here!Understanding Sex and Pornography Addiction with Dr. Stephanie Carnes
Pornography and its impact on people's lives, and so there's you get a lot of mixed messages out there about that.
Imagine living in a world where every click can lead to a spiral of addiction. That's the reality for many dealing with sex and pornography addiction. In this episode of 'One Hour at a Time', Mary Woods chats with Dr. Stephanie Carnes, a leading expert in the field, to unravel the complexities of these behavioral addictions. Dr. Carnes dives into the latest research, shedding light on the neurological similarities between sex addiction and substance use disorders.
Despite the controversies surrounding their diagnosis, she makes a compelling case for recognizing these issues as genuine addictions that require serious attention. Dr. Carnes doesn't shy away from discussing the emotional toll on partners and families. She highlights the trauma that loved ones often experience upon discovering the addiction, emphasizing the need for transparency and open communication in the recovery process.
The conversation also touches on the impact on children who might be inadvertently exposed to these addictions, underlining the importance of a supportive environment for everyone involved. One of the standout points is the role of recovery groups like Sexaholics Anonymous, which offer a lifeline to those struggling. Dr. Carnes stresses that trauma treatment should be an integral part of recovery, helping individuals heal from both the addiction and its ripple effects on their lives.
This episode isn't just about understanding the problem; it's about finding hope and practical solutions. Whether you're directly affected or seeking to support someone who is, Dr. Carnes' insights offer valuable guidance on navigating this challenging terrain.