Published by Ballantine Books, 201 E. 50 St., New York, NY 10022.
Dr. Schneideris pioneering work is the first written for women whose husbands keep getting involved in affairs. Based on interviews and her own experience, she addresses the anguish and helplessness which codependents feel daily. In clear, compassionate, and informed writing she describes the nature of sexual coaddiction, helps coaddicts understand their own disease and their denial and isolation, and outlines a path to recovery.

I wanted to let this group know about an important and very personal new book about one woman’s story of recovery from the effects of her husband’s sex addiction. Though Kate Morgan was the wife of a sex addict, for most of her marriage she didn’t know it. Her journey from betrayal to awareness and compassion is compellingly told. “Coming Through With Grace” is an intimate account of great courage born of personal devastation, where seemingly harsh life experiences reveal themselves as opportunities to overcome being a victim. Ms. Morgan’s transformation to an awakened life of intimacy and integrity will encourage you to create your own happy ending. To learn more, please visit http://www.gracenotebooks.com

This is an very interesting book about sex addiction, romance addiction, relationship addiction and unhealthy relationships. 

Published by Zondervan Publishers, Inc., Grand Rapids, MI 49530.
This book approaches sex addiction and recovery from a Biblical perspective. Dr. Laaser traces its roots in families and in culture; shows how sex addiction can poison the lives of pastors and lay people alike; and describes a Twelve Step program for treatment and recovery.

Dave's recent book entitled, Help Yourself, encourages readers to eliminate destructive baggage from their past while transforming their negative experiences into a fulfilling, productive future is now out in bookstores everywhere. He addressed the reader one-on-one to give them direction and share his wisdom on how to survive and overcome difficult situations.

this book relates the concepts of the 12 steps to those struggling with some type of sexual addiction and dependency.

Currently published by Hazelden Educational Materials, Center City, MN.
This book helps readers understand love addiction and to sort out theunhealthy, addictive elements in their romantic relationship. Brenda presents a solid theory of love addiction and healthy love, with practical examples to illustrate her concepts.

" Important - especially for male perspective on sex and love addiction."

- Anne Wilson Schaef, PH.D. -

 

This book is the first work ever published on sexual addiction, examines the tangled web of love, addictive sex, hate and fear often found in family relationships. Patrick Carnes offers a way for addicts to deal with their sexual compulsions and become whole human beings

Published by Recovery Resources Press, 7272 E. Broadway, PMB 372, Tucson, AZ 85710.
Based on interviews with about100 couples, the authors describe how to rebuild trust, forgive past hurts, improve communication, and address the sexual problems which recovering couples often face. Very practical, it includes hundreds of comments from sex addicts and coaddicts on what worked for them in enhancing their relationship. Women Who Love Sex Addicts; Help for Healing from the Effects of a Relationship with a Sex Addict, by Douglas Weiss and Diane DeBuske, 1993. Published by Discovery Press, 6500 West Freeway, Suite 202, Fort Worth, TX 76116. A practical guide for sexual coaddicts. Revised 1 0/96

This bible takes the ideas andconcepts of the 12 steps and relates them to even further spiritual aspects. For those of us struggling with the concept of god this book helps a great deal.

Certain women (and men) use sex addictively as a substitute for love, nurture or power, according to Minneapolis psychologist Kasl. "Crammed with case histories, diagrams and therapeutic suggestions, this study draws on her work with members of two organizations: Sex Addicts Anonymous, and Co-Dependents of Sex Addicts, a group for partners of so-called sex addicts," wrote PW.
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