Paraphilic


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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
Although Money has defined nearly 50 paraphilias, there are currently eight paraphilic disorders recognized in the DSM-IV: pedophilia, exhibitionism, voyeurism, sexual masochism, sexual sadism, fetishism, transvestic fetishism, and frotteurism.
Compulsive sexual behavior: what to call it, how to treat it?
When women whose behaviour might imply paraphilia are discussed, it is mainly in terms of their victimization at the hands of men with paraphilic disorders.
A CASE SERIES OF WOMEN EVALUATED FOR PARAPHILIC SEXUAL DISORDERS
Pharmacological treatments for paraphilic patients and sexual offenders.
Implications of our developing understanding of risk and protective factors in the treatment of adult male sexual offenders
Society's lack of education and openness about childhood sexuality leaves children who reach puberty with paraphilic lovemaps alone and potentially stigmatized and ostracized (Money, 1999).
It starts in the womb: helping parents understand infant sexuality
Some paraphilic stalking behaviors may be associated with right-hemispheric brain dysfunction, Montgomery Brower, M.
Stalking suggests right-brain dysfunction
Therefore, treatments of paraphilic disorders which appear to have failed should not be discarded before failure due to other factors, such as criminality, have been excluded.
Myths and misconceptions about sex offenders
CRB1s include displaying excessive sexual content in typical conversations; exhibiting pre-occupation with own or other's sex crimes; verbally reporting disturbing sexual thoughts; introducing sexual themes or discussions out of context; include exhibiting verbal behavior that indicates sexual interest in pre-pubescent children; discussing use of force during sex; engaging in paraphilic activity; denying any sexual urges and interests; increasing frequency of discussion of fetishes during times of distress.
Functional Analytic Psychotherapy with juveniles who have committed sexual offenses
Reduced serotonin activity has been linked to impulsivity, SSRIs have been effective in treating impulsive disorders, and impulsiveness is an important feature of some paraphilic disorders.
Help disordered pedophiles: consider prescribing SSRIs for treating patients with paraphilias
Since paraphilic imagery is necessary for erotic arousal, it must be included in masturbatory or coital fantasies if not actually acted out.
DSM III and Psychosocial disorder in childhood
Applying the dimensional perspective to sexual disorders, one recalls that the term paraphilic was an attempt of DSM III to rename and resituate "sexual perversions" at the tails of a curve of normophilic sexual behaviour (see Figure 1).
Addressing sexual disorders from a four perspective model
processes found in people with paraphilic or non-paraphilic disorders,
Use of sexoanalysis for patients with gender identity disorder

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