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An exploratory study of clinicians' perceptions and experiences of the phenomenon of 'sex addiction' in South Africa
The naming of compulsive sexuality as sex addiction is recent and is a relatively new and emerging field abroad. While research in this field has proliferated in the United States since the 1980s, South African studies are limited. This study explores how mental health practitioners perceive and tre...
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Department of Social Development
2024
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