Men's issues · For men
Adjunct work for men in active sex-addiction recovery, after stabilization.
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Last reviewed: 2026-06-10 · Reading time ~6 min
Recovery + body-based work is increasingly endorsed.
Adjunct, post-stabilization.
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Compulsive sexual behavior disorder (CSBD), per ICD-11.
Read more →Compulsive porn use that interferes with sex, work, relationships, or self-image.
Read more →Masturbation that has become compulsive — interfering with daily life, work, partnered sex, or self-image.
Read more →The painful, common experience of waking up not attracted to a partner you love.
Read more →The trained capacity to experience orgasmic pleasure (often body-wide) without ejaculation.
Read more →Distress about penis size, often disconnected from objective measurement.
Read more →The most effective resources for men with sexual performance anxiety target the anxiety loop directly: daily exhale-led breath training, sensate-focus touch with performance removed, attention-retraining to stay in sensation, and CBT for the catastrophic predictions — with short-term PDE5 support only under a doctor.
Read more →Porn-Induced ED (PIED) is erectile dysfunction caused by heavy porn use that has rewired arousal toward novelty, intensity, and screens — and away from real partners.
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