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Non-paraphilic Hypersexual Disorder

2016
One major theoretical debate in sex research is the conceptualization of high frequent (non-paraphilic) sexual behavior. As a consequence, different attempts have been made to categorize excessive sexual behavior by using different existing psychopathological categories.
Fritjof von Franqué, Verena Klein, Peer Briken   +2 more
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Paraphilic disorders, psychopathy, and those who sexually offend: a narrative review of treatment modalities

International journal of impotence research, 2023
J. Nicholas Shumate, Seo Ho Song, F. Saleh   +2 more
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Treatment of Paraphilic Disorders

2016
As in any therapeutic population, individual paraphilic patients may vary widely in their personal goals of therapy and in which treatment modalities they wish to consider. Modalities typically include various forms of psychotherapy and/or medication therapy.
Deyadira Baez-Sierra, Chandrika Balgobin, Thomas N. Wise   +2 more
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Teaching Psychiatric Residents About Paraphilic Disorders

Academic Psychiatry, 2010
The author describes a program for psychiatric residents in evaluating patients with paraphilic disorders.The program curriculum offers clinical education in paraphilic disorders and is organized by various perspectives within psychiatry, including the disease model, the life story, the dimensional perspective, and the behavioral perspective.Graduates ...
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Other Specified Paraphilic Disorders

2016
Sexuality as a clinical research topic, the question of what is to be regarded as normality, variation, as a problem or a disorder, cannot be stable over time and not be understood without its cultural embeddedness. Medical science defines sexual disorders, inter alia on the levels of deviations, functional limitations, suffering, and danger to others ...
Peer Briken, Verena Klein, Fritjof von Franqué   +2 more
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Paraphilic Coercive Disorder: An Unresolved Issue

Archives of Sexual Behavior, 2014
Nineteen years after the publication of DSM-IV, the DSM-5 was published (American Psychiatric Association, 2013). For the fourth time since DSM-III (American Psychiatric Association, 1980), Paraphilic Coercive Disorder (PCD) was excluded from the main body of the DSM as well as from Section III (in the section on Conditions for Further Study).
Anna, Agalaryan, Joanne-Lucine, Rouleau
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The Language of Lust Murder: Investigating Neutralisation Theory and Dennis Nilsen’s Paraphilic Disorders

Journal of concurrent disorders, 2023
Kerissa Harris, D. Fido, Louise Wallace
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Paraphilic disorders

2023
Richard B. Krueger, Meg S. Kaplan, Luk Gijs, Peer Briken, Elie Aoun   +4 more
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Can Clinicians Use Dimensional Information to Make a Categorical Diagnosis of Paraphilic Disorders? An ICD-11 Field Study.

Journal of Sexual Medicine, 2021
J. Keeley, P. Briken, Spencer C. Evans, M. First, V. Klein, R. Krueger, C. Matsumoto, A. Fresán, T. Rebello, Rebeca Robles, P. Sharan, G. Reed   +11 more
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Paraphilic Disorders: Sexual Sadist and Masochistic Disorders

2014
The paraphilia, or sexual perversion, is defined by a set of fantasies, needs, or unusual sexual behavior, generally repetitive, that produces sexual arousal in some people and that are clearly far away from “normal sexuality.”
Rafael Segarra-Echebarría, Marta Crego-Meda, Aníbal Arrillaga-Trueba, Margarita Sáenz-Herrero   +3 more
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