Course in How to overcome sexual addictions and pornography

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Course in How to overcome sexual addictions and pornography

This course offers a focused training on understanding sexual addictions from a psychological and social perspective. It combines updated theory with therapeutic strategies, case evaluation, and resources that facilitate the process of personal and relational change in a safe and respectful framework. The teaching team includes professionals with clinical experience who provide supervision and guidance.

The content includes identification of triggering factors, behavior analysis, impulse management, coping techniques, crisis intervention, and guidance for referral to specialized services if necessary. Comorbidities, family impact, technology use, and sustainable prevention and self care strategies over time are also addressed.

Work is done through reflective exercises, self care guidelines, progress tracking, and psychoeducational support. The approach promotes self control skills and emotional well being, fostering tolerance for frustration, improving communication, and rebuilding healthy connections. Follow up includes tracking templates, review sessions, and guidelines for integrating changes into daily routines.

At the end, individuals have tools to manage relapses, establish healthy boundaries, and continue therapeutic processes. It includes downloadable materials, selected readings, and institutional references that complement learning and clinical support. Contacts for specialized services and community resources are provided to facilitate the continuity of treatment and referrals when appropriate.

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Course objectives overcome-sexual-addictions

  • 🔍 Identify personal factors and triggers
  • 🧭 Learn impulse management strategies
  • 💬 Improve communication and relational boundaries
  • 🛠 Acquire self-care and prevention tools
  • 📈 Design follow-up and relapse management plans
  • 🔗 Connect with resources and professional support

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👨🏻‍🏫 18 Topics
TOPIC 1: INTRODUCTION TO BEHAVIORAL ADDICTIONS AND PORNOGRAPHY
5 Lessons00:27:25
You will learn the neurobiology of pornography-related behavioral addictions, their social and sexual impact, how to distinguish them from chemical addictions, and practical home strategies: routines, filters, abstinence, and therapy.

1.1 Definition and Nature of Non-Substance-Related Behavioral Addiction

You will learn the concept and neurobiological mechanisms of substance-free behavioral addiction, how the dopamine pathway causes tolerance and dependence, and why it requires specific treatments such as cognitive restructuring and retraining.

05:37

1.2 Differences Between the Treatment of Chemical and Behavioral Addictions

You will learn to distinguish substance and behavioral addictions, their shared brain mechanisms, and how to help at home: reshape routines, use digital filters, and strengthen bonds to regain control.

05:28

1.3 Global Prevalence and Economic Impact of the Adult Entertainment Industry

You will learn how digitization transformed access to and monetization of adult entertainment, and its social and demographic impacts on emotional and sexual education.

05:18

1.4 Overcoming Stigma and Eliminating Shame in the Recovery Process

In this video, learn how behavioral dependence affects the brain and how compassion, honest communication, support, and lifestyle changes can replace guilt and stigma, helping restore your well-being.

05:27

1.5 Principles of Cognitive Reconditioning at Home

You will learn to apply neuroplasticity from home to rebalance the reward system: identify and deactivate digital triggers, reconfigure routines and surroundings, use blockers, and reinforce healthy habits and relationships.

05:35

TOPIC 2: HISTORY AND EVOLUTION OF THE ADULT ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY
5 Lessons00:26:52
You’ll explore the history of eroticism in film, tape, disc, digital media and CGI, its censorship and market, changes in distribution and privacy, and how digital consumption affects the brain, intimacy and relationships.

2.1 Historical Origins of Erotic Depictions and Early Censorship

You will explore the historical evolution of erotic representation, from ritual origins and censorship to prohibition, the underground market, and its transformation through cinema and technology.

05:17

2.2 The Evolution of Cinema and the Transition from Black-and-White to Color

In this video, you will learn how adult cinema evolved, from early monochrome productions made in secrecy to the arrival of color, commercial acceptance, and widespread digital and home distribution.

05:29

2.3 The Revolution in Physical Formats: VHS and DVD

You will learn how magnetic tape and optical discs transformed the distribution, privacy, and consumption of adult content, reshaped the industry, and laid the groundwork for its digital expansion.

04:48

2.4 The Impact of the Internet and 24-Hour Immediate Accessibility

You will learn why digital immediacy has expanded and normalized pornography consumption, how it alters the brain through desensitization and novelty seeking, and its effects on socialization and sexuality.

05:48

2.5 Digital content creation, CGI, and detachment from reality

In this video, learn how digitization and CGI transformed adult entertainment, how synthetic portrayals distort intimacy, and how consuming them affects the brain and relationships.

05:30

TOPIC 3: NEUROBIOLOGICAL IMPACT: DOPAMINE AND BRAIN PLASTICITY
5 Lessons00:27:22
You will learn how dopamine creates habits and addictions, why overstimulation dulls pleasure, and how neuroplasticity, abstinence, and healthy habits can restore motivation.

3.1 Mechanism of the Neurotransmitter Dopamine and the Reward Circuit

You will learn how dopamine activates reward and anticipation circuits, how compulsive use causes desensitization and tolerance, and how neuroplasticity restores sensitivity through abstinence and habits.

05:48

3.2 Formation of Dopaminergic Pathways and Development of Automatic Triggers

You’ll learn how dopamine creates and reinforces habits and addictions, why automatic triggers emerge, and how neuroplasticity helps retrain the brain to restore natural pleasure.

05:31

3.3 Reduction of Dopaminergic Receptors Due to Chronic Use and Desensitization

You will learn how dopamine creates anticipation and reinforcement, why chronic exposure reduces receptors and causes addiction and demotivation, and how neuroplasticity supports recovery.

05:19

3.4 Brain Plasticity and the Capacity for Neurological Reconditioning

You’ll learn why dopamine overstimulation harms brain plasticity and how abstinence, exercise, nutrition, sleep, and relationships retrain the brain to restore motivation and pleasure.

05:08

3.5 Recovery of the ability to experience pleasure from healthy sources

You will learn how neuroplasticity can rewire the reward system after compulsive use and which habits, including abstinence, exercise, sleep, relationships, and mindfulness, restore natural pleasure.

05:36

TOPIC 4: PORNOGRAPHY AND INTIMATE RELATIONSHIPS
5 Lessons00:26:49
Learn to discuss and assess commitment to recovery from pornography addiction in couples, set boundaries, rebuild trust and intimacy, distinguish digital from in person addiction, and create a support and self care plan.

4.1 Open and Honest Communication When a Couple Faces Addiction

You will learn to start and sustain honest conversations about pornography addiction as a couple, assess commitment to change, set boundaries, and rebuild trust and intimacy through accountability.

05:13

4.2 Critical Distinction Between Pornography Addiction and Sex Addiction

You will learn to distinguish addiction to digital erotic content, isolation, and dopamine overload from in person sexual addiction, seeking real encounters, and their distinct treatments.

05:28

4.3 Dangers of Joint Consumption in Couples and Emotional Stagnation

You will learn how shared pornography use fuels addiction, causes emotional disconnection and sexual dysfunction, and why intervention is crucial to restore communication and intimacy in couples.

05:21

4.4 Developing a mutual support plan while avoiding enabling behaviors

You will learn to build a couples support plan for pornography addiction: open communication, firm boundaries, avoiding enabling behaviors, and promoting routines, blockers, and self-care.

05:28

4.5 Rebuilding Trust and Self-Care for the Affected Partner

In this video, you will learn to prioritize self care after discovering your partner’s sex addiction, set clear boundaries, and communicate honestly to assess commitment and rebuild trust with therapeutic support.

05:19

TOPIC 5: EMOTIONAL BARRIERS, TRAUMA, AND INTIMACY
5 Lessons00:27:15
Learn to recognize and dismantle emotional defenses and solitary gratification addiction, understand its impact on intimacy, and apply therapeutic steps, routine changes, and mindfulness to heal and prevent relapse.

5.1 Conceptualization of Emotional and Unconscious Barriers

Learn how emotional armor and reliance on isolated gratification develop, affect intimacy, and can be addressed through practical strategies and professional support to restore authentic connections.

05:42

5.2 Using pornography as an escape from interpersonal intimacy

You will learn how compulsive pornography use serves as an escape from emotional barriers, harms intimacy and relationships, and what steps to take to process trauma and overcome the habit.

05:22

5.3 The Relationship Between Childhood Trauma or Neglect and the Development of Addictions

You will learn how childhood deprivation and trauma lead to emotional refuges and addictions, how the reward circuit works, and which therapeutic steps help heal trauma and restore intimacy.

05:28

5.4 Identification of underlying emotional disorders such as depression and anxiety

You will learn to identify and distinguish anxiety and depression symptoms linked to addictive behaviors, differentiate withdrawal from primary disorders, and recognize when to refer for psychological or psychiatric care.

05:34

5.5 The Importance of Reconciliation with the Past and Integration of the Present

Learn to identify and release emotional barriers and trauma that fuel addiction, combine psychotherapy with routine changes and mindfulness practices to heal and prevent relapse.

05:09

TOPIC 6: INDUSTRY PERSPECTIVES: BEHIND THE SCENES
5 Lessons00:27:25
You will learn to humanize people in pornography, identify coercion, medical harm, and STI risks, detect recruitment and trafficking, including minors, and prevent it through sex education and digital literacy.

6.1 Humanizing Actors and Developing Critical Empathy

You will learn to humanize people in porn, identify industry vulnerabilities and pressures, and use critical empathy to interrupt compulsive consumption and regain self control and real relationships.

05:36

6.2 Physical Pressures, Drugs, and Medical Consequences for Male Actors

You will learn how the adult entertainment industry drives the systematic use of drugs and injections among male performers and the medical, psychological, and epidemiological consequences of that abuse.

05:50

6.3 Exploitation, injuries, and emotional strain among female actresses

In this video, you will learn how the adult audiovisual industry causes physical and health related harm, psychological distress, and coercive networks that exploit and harm actresses.

05:20

6.4 Transmission of sexually transmitted infections within the industry

You’ll learn why monthly testing and varied regulations are insufficient to prevent STIs in the adult entertainment industry, and which factors, such as condomless sex and drug use, increase risk.

05:15

6.5 Human Trafficking, Prostitution, and the Deceptive Recruitment of Minors

In this video, learn to identify recruitment and grooming tactics targeting minors, recognize labor and digital exploitation linked to trafficking, and help prevent it through relationship and sex education and digital literacy.

05:24

TOPIC 7: PHYSICAL HEALTH AND SEXUAL DYSFUNCTIONS
5 Lessons00:28:25
You will learn to identify organic and pornography related causes of sexual dysfunction, interpret tests, and apply abstinence, habit changes, and support to restore sexual function and intimacy.

7.1 Pornography-Induced Erectile Dysfunction [PIED]

You will learn how pornography overstimulates dopamine, causes erotic desensitization and erectile dysfunction, and which assessment and recovery measures involving abstinence, neuroplasticity, habits, and support can help.

06:05

7.2 Female Sexual Dysfunction and Loss of Desire in the Real World

You will learn to recognize female sexual dysfunction, its biological and emotional causes, the impact of digital consumption on desire, and medical and psychological measures that help restore intimacy.

05:40

7.3 Distinguishing Between Biological Causes and Psychosocial Factors

You will learn to distinguish organic, vascular, neurological, and hormonal causes from psychosocial factors such as stress, depression, and pornography in sexual dysfunction, and when to apply clinical diagnosis and a comprehensive approach.

05:37

7.4 Importance of General Medical Exams and Blood Tests

You will learn to rule out organic disorders through lab tests and medical reviews, distinguish physiological from psychosocial causes, and establish a biological baseline to guide treatment.

05:23

7.5 Reversibility of Dysfunctions After Cessation of Substance Use

You will learn how stopping explicit content use restores the dopamine system and sexual function, what changes and recovery timelines to expect, and how to reconnect with real intimacy.

05:40

TOPIC 8: MENTAL HEALTH AND CO-OCCURRING DISORDERS
5 Lessons00:29:14
You will learn to diagnose dual pathology in compulsive behaviors, understand dopamine dysregulation, distinguish mood, anxiety, and withdrawal, and coordinate multidisciplinary treatment and relapse prevention.

8.1 The Concept of Co-occurring Disorders Applied to Behavioral Addictions

You will learn about dual pathology in compulsive behaviors, how dopamine dysregulation and mental health affect each other, and why integrated treatment and neurocognitive rehabilitation are essential.

05:51

8.2 Emotional self-medication through explicit stimulation

You’ll learn how viewing explicit content functions as dopamine self-medication, leading to dependence, anhedonia, and isolation, and which therapeutic and habit-based strategies can restore well-being.

05:45

8.3 Assessment of Mood, Anxiety, and Depression

You will learn to assess and distinguish mood, anxiety, and depression in addictive disorders, identify withdrawal symptoms versus chronic conditions, and plan multidisciplinary interventions.

05:59

8.4 Roles of Psychiatrists, Psychologists, Therapists, and Counselors

In this video, you will learn to identify the need for assessment and coordinate multidisciplinary treatment for co-occurring disorders, including the roles of psychiatrists, psychologists, psychotherapists, counselors, and peer support.

05:40

8.5 Protocol for Professional Evaluation and Comprehensive Follow-Up

You will learn to conduct a comprehensive clinical assessment of addictions, rule out medical causes through lab tests, identify coexisting mental disorders, and plan follow up and support networks to prevent relapse.

05:59

TOPIC 9: TIME MANAGEMENT AND CHANGE PLANNING
5 Lessons00:26:21
You will learn to audit over 7 days the time lost to compulsive and digital habits, identify vulnerable periods, redirect it into relationships and projects, and set a date and plan with tapering and support.

9.1 Honest tracking and quantification of time spent on substance use

You will learn to objectively track, over 7 days, the minutes spent on each consumption episode, quantify lost hours, identify vulnerable periods, and redirect that time toward relationships and new learning.

05:08

9.2 Redistribution of free time toward repairing interpersonal relationships

You will learn to assess and quantify time lost to avoidant habits, then restructure it: devote half to repairing relationships through presence and communication, and the other half to healthy personal projects to prevent relapse.

05:39

9.3 Channelling Reclaimed Hours Toward New Hobbies and Projects

You will learn to track and quantify time lost to digital habits and divide it: half to repair relationships and half to projects, routines, and planned activities that prevent relapse.

05:14

9.4 Conscious Restructuring of Daily Schedules and Routines

You will learn to review your week, identify vulnerable times, reorganize routines, and set a deadline to replace harmful habits with activities that strengthen relationships, skills, and well-being.

05:10

9.5 Strategic Selection of a Definitive Quit Date

You will learn to set a final date to quit a compulsive habit and prepare the prior week with tapering, healthy routines, technical blocks, and social support to ensure success.

05:10

TOPIC 10: PHYSICAL PILLARS OF RECOVERY: NUTRITION, EXERCISE, AND SLEEP
5 Lessons00:26:46
You will learn to overcome sugar and ultra-processed food addiction, read labels, choose real food, control portions, avoid sugary drinks, and use exercise and restorative sleep to restore neurochemistry.

10.1 Refined Sugar and Its Relationship to Dopamine Spikes

Learn how sugar activates dopamine like an addiction, why it can replace other dependencies, and how to read labels to eliminate ultra-processed foods.

05:37 🔒

10.2 Choosing natural foods, protein, and practicing portion control

You will learn to include natural, unprocessed foods, read labels, eat more vegetables and protein, hydrate with water, avoid sugary drinks and alcohol, and manage portions and meal times to restore health.

05:18 🔒

10.3 Neurobiological and Cardiovascular Benefits of Physical Exercise

You will learn how exercise reshapes brain circuits and neurotransmitters, improves cardiovascular health, and reduces stress and urges, helping restore motivation and mental clarity while preventing relapse.

05:25 🔒

10.4 The Importance of Physiological Sleep in Brain Repair

You will learn how sleep restores the brain through detoxification, neuroplasticity, and dopamine, improves self control, and which habits, 7 to 9 hours, routines, and turning off screens, optimize recovery.

05:15 🔒

10.5 Establishing Sleep Hygiene Habits and Nighttime Goals

You will learn how 7–9 hours of sleep, good sleep hygiene, avoiding screens and stimulants, and managing naps can restore neurochemistry, reduce relapse risk, and help you respond to insomnia.

05:11 🔒

TOPIC 11: TECHNOLOGY STRATEGIES AND DEVICE LOCKING
5 Lessons00:26:18
Learn why mobile connectivity fuels compulsive consumption and how to regain control with OpenDNS on your router, mobile apps and filters, testing blocks, fixing leaks, and clearing your digital and physical environment

11.1 The Role of Mobile Technology as a Facilitator of Addiction

You will learn why mobile connectivity enables compulsive use, how it affects reward circuits, and which technology solutions, blocking apps, and filtered DNS can help you regain control.

05:32 🔒

11.2 Configuring networks using OpenDNS filters on home routers

You will learn to configure OpenDNS on your router to block explicit content on all household devices, verify that it works correctly, and enhance mobile protection with apps.

04:49 🔒

11.3 Use of Mobile Apps for Content Restriction and Control

You will learn to install, configure, and verify mobile filtering apps to block explicit content, limit network traffic, and secure permissions that prevent removal, supporting habit change.

05:08 🔒

11.4 Verification and Preliminary Testing of Blocking Effectiveness

You will learn to configure and test filters and blocks on routers, devices, and networks, including mobile connections, simulate restricted access, and fix leaks to create a secure digital perimeter that supports your recovery.

05:18 🔒

11.5 Removal of erotic material and associated tools from the environment

You will learn to clean up and reorganize your physical and digital environment: remove erotic material, adjust spaces, and activate filters and blockers to reduce triggers and maintain abstinence.

05:31 🔒

TOPIC 12: ACTION PHASE, WITHDRAWAL, AND NEUROLOGICAL RESET
5 Lessons00:27:43
You will learn why abstaining from stimuli lowers dopamine and causes highs and lows, recognize withdrawal signs, and use practical strategies for sleep, nutrition, exercise, meditation, and a 30-day reset to restore intimacy.

12.1 Understanding the Symptoms of Psychological Withdrawal Syndrome

You will learn why quitting explicit content lowers dopamine and causes emotional ups and downs, how to recognize withdrawal signs, and practical steps to take, such as meditation and changing your environment.

05:38 🔒

12.2 Managing Insomnia, Brain Fog, and Initial Irritability

Learn why abstaining from dopamine stimuli can cause insomnia, brain fog, and irritability, and how to manage them through sleep hygiene, hydration, nutrition, exercise, meditation, and environmental changes.

05:18 🔒

12.3 Recommendations on Temporary Abstinence from Masturbation [Reset]

You will learn why and how to undertake a 30-day biological reset without masturbation, restore sexual sensitivity, manage changes in desire, and resume intimacy patiently.

05:28 🔒

12.4 Gradual Reintroduction of Intimate Sexual Relations with a Partner

You will learn to restore couple intimacy after a behavioral addiction through digital and masturbation abstinence, empathetic communication, noncoital touch, and a gradual restart to restore sensitivity and trust.

05:37 🔒

12.5 Managing Emotional Fluctuations and Affective Lability

Students will learn why abstinence lowers dopamine and causes mood instability, how to recognize its signs, and which practical strategies such as mindfulness, HALT, habits, exercise, and professional support can help restore balance.

05:42 🔒

TOPIC 13: RELAPSE PREVENTION AND TRIGGER MANAGEMENT
5 Lessons00:27:41
You will learn to identify physical, emotional, and cognitive urge signals, track patterns, and use a practical relapse prevention plan with crisis actions, access barriers, environment redesign, H.A.L.T., and lapse management.

13.1 Recognizing Early Physical and Mental Warning Signs

You will learn to identify emotional, cognitive, and physical signs of a compulsive urge, track your patterns, and take concrete action to interrupt it and prevent relapse.

05:18 🔒

13.2 Developing Immediate Response Plans for Acute Triggers

You will learn to design a trigger response plan: identify early signs, curb dopamine-driven urges, use shock and distraction strategies, block access, reorganize your environment, and replace routines.

05:55 🔒

13.3 Reorganizing personal physical space to modify consumption triggers

You will learn to identify and neutralize environmental triggers and spatial anchors: reconfigure spaces, change furniture and lighting, remove associated objects, and create a safe environment that reduces urges and prevents relapse.

05:30 🔒

13.4 Application of the H.A.L.T. Assessment Framework [Hunger, Anger, Loneliness, Tiredness]

You’ll learn to use HALT to identify whether an urge stems from hunger, anger, loneliness, or fatigue, then apply practical solutions: eat, breathe, connect, and rest to prevent relapse.

05:33 🔒

13.5 Constructive Analysis of Relapses Without Paralyzing Despair

You’ll learn to turn a slip into an opportunity: examine its causes without guilt through journaling, adjust your recovery plan, and resume habits to build resilience.

05:25 🔒

TOPIC 14: SPIRITUAL DIMENSION, SELF-ESTEEM, AND SOCIAL REINTEGRATION
5 Lessons00:28:00
Learn to overcome compulsive and digital behaviors, distinguish religious dogma from secular spirituality, manage guilt and shame, and use mindfulness, breathing, and self compassion to restore self esteem, purpose, and social connection

14.1 Reconnecting with the spiritual dimension beyond formal religion

You will learn to distinguish religious dogma from secular spirituality, regain meaning in life after compulsive behaviors through meditation, introspection, and self-compassion, and turn that reconnection into community service.

05:57 🔒

14.2 Daily Practices of Meditation, Mindfulness, and Inner Reflection

You will learn to integrate mindfulness, breathing, and meditation into your routine, using writing and spirituality to identify bodily signals, manage compulsive urges, and strengthen emotional recovery.

05:34 🔒

14.3 Overcoming the Paralyzing Feelings of Shame and Guilt

You will learn to distinguish guilt from paralyzing shame, manage emotional triggers, practice self care and forgiveness to restore self esteem, and reconnect socially and spiritually.

05:28 🔒

14.4 Recovery of self-esteem, personal values, and life purpose

Learn to heal shame and rebuild self-esteem through self-compassion and healthy habits, overcome emotional barriers, align your values, and regain purpose through reintegration and community service.

05:28 🔒

14.5 Long-term benefits in mental clarity and social vitality

You will learn to break free from compulsive digital behaviors, restore dopamine balance, clear your mind, improve attention and mood, and rebuild self esteem, relationships, and healthy habits.

05:33 🔒

TOPIC 15: SUPPORT SYSTEMS, COMMUNITY WORK, AND ACTIVISM
5 Lessons00:26:22
You will learn to integrate in-person groups and sponsorship, navigate safe communities, provide peer support and advocacy, and understand neurobiology, prevention, and stigma reduction in behavioral addictions.

15.1 The Value of In-Person Support Groups and 12-Step Programs

You will learn how in person groups and twelve step programs with sponsorship break isolation, validate experiences, and strengthen sobriety and social reintegration to support recovery.

05:07 🔒

15.2 Responsible Participation in Online Support Communities and Forums

Learn to navigate safely in digital communities: choose moderated platforms, set filters, offer and receive responsible support, and turn help into digital mental health advocacy.

05:01 🔒

15.3 The Value of Peer Sponsorship and Mutual Guidance in Recovery

In this video, you will learn how peer support networks, mutual sponsorship, and activism transform recovery: they reduce isolation, teach coping strategies, prevent relapse, and provide meaning and belonging.

05:27 🔒

15.4 Transforming Personal Experience into Service to Others

You will learn to turn your experience of overcoming challenges into peer support: offer empathetic guidance, join support networks and groups, and use your voice for advocacy and social change.

05:12 🔒

15.5 Promoting social awareness and reducing addiction stigma

You will learn why behavioral addictions are neurobiological alterations of the reward system, how to reduce stigma, and how to promote community support, prevention, and advocacy to facilitate recovery.

05:35 🔒

TOPIC 16: SEXUAL COMPULSION, CHEMSEX, AND SPECIALIZED CLINICAL APPROACHES
5 Lessons00:27:14
You will learn the dopaminergic neurobiology of compulsive sexual behavior and chemsex, psychosocial and medical impacts, slang and apps, plus culturally responsive, trauma informed clinical and harm reduction strategies.

16.1 Characterization of Compulsive Sexual Behavior and Uncontrolled Patterns

You will learn how compulsive sexual behavior alters dopamine pathways, causes tolerance and escalation, affects relationships and psychosocial well-being, and which clinical and self-regulation strategies support whole-person health.

05:46 🔒

16.2 The Phenomenon of Chemsex: The Intersection of Substances and Sexualization

You will learn what chemsex is, its socioaffective and neurobiological impact, how it eroticizes substance use and causes dependence, and which culturally responsive, harm reduction clinical approaches work best.

05:17 🔒

16.3 Language, Codes, and Specific Risks in the Chemsex Subculture

You will learn to recognize Chemsex slang and codes, its links to apps and drug eroticization, neurobiological impact, medical and psychological complications, and culturally competent clinical intervention.

05:50 🔒

16.4 Cultural Competence and Therapeutic Alliance in Vulnerable Populations

You will learn to clinically address sexual compulsion and chemsex without stigma, covering dopaminergic neurobiology, cultural competence, subcultural language, and trauma and attachment informed therapeutic strategies.

05:24 🔒

16.5 Clinical Intervention and Harm Reduction Strategies

Learn to address sexual compulsivity by identifying trauma and comorbidities, reshaping diet, exercise, and sleep habits, using digital blocks and emergency plans, and applying abstinence and harm reduction in chemsex.

04:57 🔒

TOPIC 17: SEX EDUCATION, COEDUCATION, AND CONSUMPTION PATTERNS AMONG YOUTH
5 Lessons00:27:14
You will learn how early exposure to digital pornography shapes perceptions, distorts consent, and normalizes violence, while applying coeducation and digital literacy at home and school to prevent it and promote equity.

17.1 Age of Onset and Pornography Consumption Habits Among Adolescents

You will learn when and how minors access digital pornography, gender-based consumption patterns, its effects on sex education, and why educational interventions are necessary.

05:25 🔒

17.2 Pornography as an Informal Agent of Emotional and Sexual Socialization

You will learn how early exposure to digital pornography shapes erotic imaginaries, alters reward circuits, hinders empathy, and normalizes inequality and violence in youth relationships.

05:34 🔒

17.3 Perceptions of Violence and the Objectification of Women Among Young People

You will learn how early exposure to pornography normalizes violence and the objectification of women, distorts consent, and which coeducation and digital literacy measures help prevent it.

05:12 🔒

17.4 Promoting Coeducation, Gender Equity, and Explicit Consent

You will learn to deconstruct gender stereotypes, practice assertive communication and explicit consent, and develop critical emotional and sexual literacy for equitable, safe coexistence.

05:35 🔒

17.5 Family and School Guidance Strategies in the Digital Age

You will learn to guide emotional and sexual education and digital literacy at home and school: foster respectful dialogue, set boundaries and filters, challenge stereotypes, and prevent cyberviolence.

05:28 🔒

TOPIC 18: DOWNLOAD PDF DOCUMENTATION
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Training for the unemployed: Overcoming sexual addictions

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Subsidized training, price $6 per participant, includes materials, final evaluation, and certificate of completion, tutor support, and adaptation to work schedules with optional group practical sessions.

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Frequently asked questions about Overcoming Sexual Addictions

What are sexual addictions?

Disorder characterized by compulsive sexual behaviors that cause harm.

They interfere with responsibilities, relationships, and personal control.

How to identify a sexual addiction?

It is detected by persistent thoughts, rituals, and loss of control.

It includes work, emotional, or legal consequences.

What treatments help overcome sexual addictions?

Treatments include cognitive behavioral therapy, support groups, and couples therapy.

In some cases, medication and impulse management.

How long does it take to recover from a sexual addiction?

There is no single timeline, it depends on severity and support.

Improvements can be seen in months, recovery is usually a continuous process.

How to support someone with sexual addiction?

Listen without judging and set clear boundaries.

Encourage professional help and take care of oneself emotionally.