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Out of the Shadows: Understanding Sexual Addiction
by Patrick Carnes, 2001
The first and still the best book on sexual addiction. A source of compassionate understanding and a path to recovery, for both those suffering from this addiction and those who find themselves in relationships with them.
 
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In the Shadows of the Net: Breaking Free of Compulsive Online Sexual Behavior (2nd edition)
by Patrick Carnes et al., 2007
Provides understanding and great resources for overcoming this increasingly common addiction. Updated version of an already excellent book by a leader in the treatment of sexual addictions and his colleagues.
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Treating Pornography Addiction: The Essential Tools for Recovery
by Kevin B. Skinner, 2005
Clear and simple tools for understanding why one is drawn to pornography, overall and at specific times, and for overcoming what can be a very powerful addiction. Great resource for individuals and therapists.
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Addiction & Recovery for Dummies
by Brian Shaw, Paul Ritvo, & Jane Irvine, 2004
Don’t let the silly title fool you. This is a great book, written with deep understanding and compassion for what it’s like to struggle with any kind of addiction. It has lots of excellent information and resources, all very clearly presented. Plenty of good advice for family and friends too.
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Willpower's Not Enough: Recovering from Addictions of Every Kind
by Arnold Washton & Donna Boundy, 1990
Explains how most addictions are rooted in childhood experiences, how people turn to addictive substances and behaviors attempts to escape unwanted feelings, how you can get stuck in addictive personalities and behaviors, and how to transform yourself and your life to avoid repeated relapses and truly recover for good.
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