Goals and Objectives
- Promote public and professional access to information and resources about the disorders of sexual addiction, sexual compulsivity and sexual offending
- Support research in the field of sexual addiction, sexual compulsivity and sexual offending
- Promote acceptance of the diagnosis of sexual addiction and sexual compulsivity
- Promote appropriate training and education conducive to prevention, intervention and treatment of sexual addiction, sexual compulsivity and sexual offending
- Encourage communication and collaboration among treatment models and available resources
- Provide international education opportunities through newsletters, journals, conferences and the media
- Discern and respond to the stigmatization of sexual addiction, sexual compulsivity and sexual offending
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