Paraphilic

Referring to paraphilia

Mentioned in ?

References in periodicals archive ?

(53.) One of the leading, well-respected proponents of treating certain paraphilics with MPA (voluntarily, not at the behest of the court), commented:

Common enemy and political opportunity leave archaically modern sentencing unchecked: the unconstitutionality of Louisiana's chemical castration statute

A paraphilic interest is defined as sexual arousal to an atypical activity (e.g., exposing one's genitals to non-consenting others) or target (e.g., prepubertal children).

The effects of sex drive and paraphilic interests on paraphilic behaviours in a nonclinical sample of men and women

In their clinical case series of 14 female patients who sought treatment for presumed be paraphilic sexual disorders, Federoff et al.

Perspectives on Female Sex Offending: a Culture of Denial

When women are discussed, it is mainly in terms of their involvement in paraphilic activities at the behest of men with paraphilic disorders (e.g., Hazelwood, Warren, & Dietz, 1993; Warnes, 1986).

A CASE SERIES OF WOMEN EVALUATED FOR PARAPHILIC SEXUAL DISORDERS

Behavioral and psychopharmacological treatment of the paraphilic and hypersexual disorders.

How to select pharmacologic treatments to manage recidivism risk in sex offenders: consider patient factors when choosing off-label hormonal and nonhormonal agents

Support for this latter hypothesis comes from an unusual source: a recent study of paraphilic activities in patients with Huntington's disease (Fedoroff, Peyser et al., 1994).

Myths and misconceptions about sex offenders

Is it statistically normophilic, as many surveys suggest, or is it paraphilic because of the co-occurrence of pain (inflicted/received) in pursuit of sexual pleasure?

Addressing sexual disorders from a four perspective model

Persons with paraphilic disorders (predominantly males) experience recurrent atypical sexual fantasies and urges that cause clinically significant impairment or distress.

Paraphilic disorders: A better understanding: Patients with these disorders are a significantly misunderstood and underserved population

Defendant was properly designated as a sexually dangerous person despite not being diagnosed with a paraphilic disorder because his diagnosis of a mixed personality disorder and an alcohol use disorder satisfied the statute's mental illness requirement and the government sufficiently demonstrated that he would have difficulty refraining from future sexually violent conduct because as a result of this diagnosis.

Diagnosis not required for sexually dangerous person designation

Dissocial personality disorder and paraphilic disorders, such as exhibitionistic disorder and fetishism, were more prevalent in males, whereas borderline personality disorder was more prevalent in females.

Profiling Mentally Ill Offenders in Hong Kong: a 5-year Retrospective Review Study

No comorbidity with any of the following diagnostic categories was found: dissociative disorders, feeding and eating disorders, elimination disorders, sexual dysfunctions, gender dysphoria, disruptive, impulse-control and conduct disorders, neurocognitive disorders and paraphilic disorders.

Anxiety disorders: Psychiatric comorbidities and psychosocial stressors among adult outpatients

His drinking increased and he was suffering from a "paraphilic disorder", which was a "significant factor in the offending".