Addictions
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Centre For Sexual Addictions, Ireland
Centre For Sexual Addictions, Ireland
– A resource for people seeking help and information in relation to sexual addiction in Ireland. Sings of addiction, therapy, training, and research.
Want to Stop Gambling?
Want to Stop Gambling?
– Offers a free self-help guide developed by a problem gambler.
Problem Gambling
Problem Gambling
– Offers a newsletter about the diagnosis and treatment of problem gambling for educational and informational purposes only.
Sex Addiction Recovery Resources
Sex Addiction Recovery Resources
– Comprehensive collection of sex addiction recovery resources on the Internet. Selections are categorized by Christian and secular approaches.
The National Council on Sexual Addiction and Compulsivity
The National Council on Sexual Addiction and Compulsivity
– A non-profit organization dedicated to education and referral services. Offers membership for lay public and professionals specializing in the treatment of addiction, offending behaviors, and trauma. Includes a nationwide listing of affiliated counselors.
Chance to Change
Chance to Change
– Offers a Christ-centered gambling addiction recovery program, produced for churches.
AskMen.com: Dealing with Computer and Internet Addiction
AskMen.com: Dealing with Computer and Internet Addiction
– Article on recognizing and dealing with Internet addiction.
National Coalition for the Protection of Children and Families
National Coalition for the Protection of Children and Families
– Dedicated to protecting people from the harms of pornography and the sexual messages of today’s culture.
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