Posts Tagged “pornography”

Addiction: Those That Get Addicted and Those That Do Not

By | September 24, 2011

In recent studies it has been found that during brain imaging research that those that are addicted to drugs like cocaine, heroin and alcohol have fewer dopamine receptors in the brain’s reward channels than those that are non-addicts. Dopamine is a chemical neurotransmitter that is key to pleasure and desire, an experience most individuals seek [...]

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Sexual Addiction & Brain Arousal – Neurobiology of Internet Porn

By | September 12, 2011

I’ve seen a consistent theme with clients that present to my office with sexual addiction. This theme is a significant confusion about how they get their needs met. I find that many if not all of them come with beliefs and assumptions due to their addiction and history. These assumptions are in large part due to their [...]

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Utah Coalition Against Pornography Comes To Southern Utah

By | November 1, 2010

Just a quick post here.  One of my good friends Geof is speaking at the UCAP conference this weekend. Looks like it’ll be a solid event the details are below.Protecting Children and Families from Pornography and Other Harmful MaterialsSaturday, November 6, 20109:00am – 1:00pmDixie CenterSt. George, UtahSouthern Utah UCAP Regional Conference“The Utah Coalition Against Pornography has become [...]

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