Cybersex Unplugged: Finding Sexual Health in an Electronic World (Living a Life I Love)

Great used condition book. Definitely had some written notes, all pages were intact and other than the writing very clean.

Rather practical workbook with good references. Plenty of explanation and exercises for clients. Gives structure if you are new to helping clients with this.

This is a well rounded book that is not to hard to understand and is easily adaptable to use in a therapeutic setting with patients of cybersex and where it can lead to.....jail.

This is definitely a must-read book about sexual education in the modern world. Although the questions/exercises are quite direct and sometimes difficult to answer, It is the kind of self introspection that everyone should do at least once in its lifetime.It makes you think about many think you might take for granted and it definitely helps.

It did what it said on the tin.

I use this book to work with clients who are struggling with online sex addiction. It works well alongside one-on-one therapy - sets assignments which increase the sex addict's awareness of what is going on with their compulsive behaviour and generates much to talk about in the therapy room. What I really like about this book is its firm and hopeful tone - it presents a nice balance between the devestating impact of the addiction and the real possibility of recovery. Less grim than Carnes' approach (Facing the Shadow - a great book nonetheless).

From an American cultural point of view and moral standing. Those of us who conform to different world views and cultures might find it very culturally biased, Although addressing this issue briefly in the beginning it doesn't veer from a U.S cultural/moral agenda much.