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If you are unable to attend a workshop for which you have registered, we encourage you to send a friend in your place. Admission is transferable. NO REFUNDS will be issued for cancellation of a seminar for which you have registered. However, refunds may occur in the unlikely event of a seminar cancellation.

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Popular media have made the term “sex addiction” a prime-time subject of today’s news, sitcoms and talk shows. Although Freud warned that it “is the original addiction and clinicians have been treating since the 1980s, the DSM-IV omitted it as a diagnosis and the general public still sees the term as an excuse for bad behavior. Yet there are thousands of men and women who, over the past 27 years, have successfully changed their “bad behavior” of compulsive sex through the help of treatment programs and 12-Step support groups for sex addicts. In this presentation, you will learn:

• The definition of sex addiction and how it differs from and is similar to sex/ love addiction
• Symptoms of addiction to sex or sexual relationships
• How the Internet affects addiction to sex and sexual relationships
• Practice-based assessment and treatment of addiction to sex and sexual relationships

Carol Ross – An expert in helping adults recover from the effects of trauma and addictions. Carol Ross is a:

• Licensed Professional Counselor
• Certified Alcohol & Drug Addiction Counselor
• Certified Sex Addiction Therapist
• Level II EMDR Therapist

Carol has practiced in the counseling field since 1987 and has specialized in helping people recover from the results of trauma & addictions since 1990. In addition to her private practice, Carol has worked as a therapist in inpatient treatment and was a co-developer of the initial Program for Sexual & Trauma Recovery at Sierra Tucson. In addition to her private practice, she is Program Director of the Grace Program at Desert Star Addiction Recovery Center, an Intensive Outpatient Program. Carol writes articles and presents workshops internationally on sexual abuse, trauma, addiction, sexual addiction and cybersex addiction. She has published articles in the monthly newspaper, “Steps for Recovery,” the magazine, “Professional Counselor,” and the professional journal, “Sexual Addiction & Compulsivity.” She co-authored an article in “The Journal of Chemical Dependency Treatment,” and a chapter in the textbook, “Psychological Trauma & Addiction Treatment,” published by Haworth Press. Carol believes strongly in helping people change and grow through more intentional living, greater authenticity and deeper emotional intimacy.