61. 2-in-2-1 - Marriage Clinic - Internet Addiction And Cyber Sex Understand the growing pressures on marriage from the internet, and how to respond constructively. http://www.2-in-2-1.co.uk/marriageclinic/cyberaffair/

Site Areas Wedding Centre Health Club Marriage Clinic Chapel ... Admin Centre Contents Articles Books CDs / Videos Tips ... Services Resources Forums Membership Contact Us Site map ... Link to Us Search In association with: Home Marriage Clinic Internet addiction and cyber sex The internet offers a world of possibilities - the problem is that it can be an addictive world. At it's simplest level spending too much time in front of the monitor, and insufficient time on a relationship, can undermine the closeness, build barriers, and lead into problems that are increasingly difficult to deal with. At it's worst, the net can be a source of erotic fantasy, pornography, illicit relationships, cyber-affairs, and ultimately the destruction of a normal healthy marriage. For more general information on affairs why not visit our section on Infidelity Here at 2-in-2-1 we want to bring you access to key resources to help you understand and deal with these issues in your marriage. Features Struggling with on-line sexual temptation? An on-line resource run by Focus on the Family for those struggling with the temptations of pornography on the net, or with a partner they fear may be. Searching for Intimacy Pornography,the Internet and the XXX Factor - a book for those trying to escape addiction and those supporting them

62. BBC News | Health | Internet Addicts 'need Help' internet addiction is a growing problem and doctors should be better equipped to deal with it, research from the Center for Online Addiction suggests. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/460208.stm

Front Page World UK UK Politics ... Help Wednesday, September 29, 1999 Published at 02:01 GMT 03:01 UK Health Internet addicts 'need help' Surf's up - but do you spend too long online? Internet addiction is a growing problem and doctors should be better equipped to deal with it, research from the Center for Online Addiction suggests. It claims that people are spending an increasing amount of time online and then lie about it to hide their activities. In a paper to be published in the student edition of the British Medical Journal, Dr Kimberly Young, director of the centre, sets out a series of questions she says determine whether or not someone is an Internet addict. However, other psychologists working in the same field say that her criteria are too wide ranging to provide a useful definition. Self-test reveals all Dr Young said that an Internet addict would answer yes to at least five of the following questions: Do you feel preoccupied with the Internet (you think about your previous online activity or anticipate your next session)? Do you feel the need to use the Internet with increasing amounts of time in order to achieve satisfaction?

63. Internet Addiction, Cyber Sex, Internet Sex And Virtual Addiction. Michael Conne Understading internet addiction, Cyber Sex, Internet Sex and Virtual Addiction. http://www.crisiscounseling.com/Articles/InternetAddiction.htm

Internet Addiction and Internet Sex By: Michael G. Conner, Psy.D More Information: www.CrisisCounseling.Com Phone: 541 388-5660 A summary of this article was published in "The Source", July, 2001 Over 130,000,000 Americans are on-line. About 46,000 more people are getting on-line each day. Americans are going on-line looking for information, entertainment and relationships. Use of the Internet (also called the Net) has grown faster than any technology in history including the telephone, television, computers, video games and CD players. The Net provides everyday users with primarily the Web, e-mail, instant messaging, live chat and the ability to purchase goods and services on-line. "You’ve Got Mail " I Don’t Care. "Do you want to know more?" Nope! "Do you want to see a picture of a naked man?" Of course not!! "Do you want to see a picture of young boy having sex with an older woman?" Not on your life!!!

64. Internet Addiction: University Counseling Center Others are arguing that there is no internet addiction, but want to specify that internet addiction on campus The vulnerability of college students. http://www.nd.edu/~ucc/ucc_internet_addiction.html

Self Help Lost in Cyberspace Do you know someone who logs on-line so frequently that they are in danger of becoming lost in cyberspace? And how much is too much? Is excessive computer use unhealthy? There are plenty of anecdotes of people who appear to be "addicted" to on-line games, the web, as well as instant messaging. The term "internet addiction disorder" was first coined as a tongue-in-cheek parody of symptoms proposed by Dr. Ivan Goldberg on the web in 1997. Once discovered, his media-bite became front page news. The mental health community has continued to debate whether it actually exists as a disorder at all, and empirical research from truly representative samples, rather than on-line studies ;-) has been slow to follow. Is it a disorder, like pathological gambling? If so, why not talk about a TV addiction disorder? Or a telephone addiction disorder? How about a technology addiction disorder? Should we only examine excessive use or should we examine what the use is for? Others are arguing that there is no "internet addiction," but want to specify that it is defined by the activity that is addicting on the internet, such as a "sex/pornography addiction" or a "Star Trek chat room addiction" (Holmes, 1997). Others are saying that being hooked on the internet is akin to a disorder of impulse control, similar to kleptomania or compulsive shopping (Shapira, 1998). So shall we call it "internetomania"? Well, enough of the debate. Whatever you call it, I'm sure you do know a fellow roommate, friend or acquaintance whose time spent on-line is, shall we say, excessive if not close to pathological.

65. UMCP Counseling Center -- SELF-HELP: Internet Addiction SELFHELP internet addiction Although you may feel like your internet use is getting out of hand, there are ways to get out of the trap. http://www.counseling.umd.edu/Selfhelp/sh_netad.htm

SELF-HELP: Internet Addiction Getting Caught in the 'Net It is 3:30 a.m.. You've been staring into the computer screen since you got home at 5. Or was that yesterday?... You're English paper is due at 10, but the teacher "won't mind" if you turn it in on Monday. You started the semester off well, but your grades in the class are slipping. In fact all your grades are falling, just like last semester. You should go to sleep, but Pat may show up again in the chat room. Pat seems to be the only one who understands you these days. Or maybe you'll just surf the 'Net for awhile and check in later. Does this sound familiar? Do you seem to be spending more and more time online, getting less work done, becoming more involved with cyberfriends than flesh-and-blood ones? You may be getting "caught in the 'Net." Many people find it hard to believe that using the computer can be a problem for them. It helps you be productive, it's entertaining, it's interesting; but addictive? Studies have shown that an increasing number of students go beyond functional use of computers and the 'Net to the point of failing courses, losing jobs, damaging relationships, and even flunking out of school altogether. And these are not just "marginal" students; high-achieving students are just as susceptible, perhaps more susceptible. Using the internet is like other potentially compulsive activities, such as gambling, exercise

66. Internet Addicts Sent Home From Finnish Military | The Register These days, however, young Fins are using internet addiction as a means of avoiding Sometimes, the doctors have said they have an internet addiction. http://www.theregister.co.uk/2004/08/03/internet_addicts_finland/

Skip to content Biting the hand that feeds IT Channel Register Cash 'n' Carrion Events Jobs ... Downloads SetPromptText('q', 'Search'); Enterprise Software Personal Internet ... Science Internet: eCommerce Digital Rights/Digital Wrongs Wild Wild Web Reg Shops Reg Mobile Gadgets Reg Books Hosting Reg Offers News Services Reg Newsletters Week's Headlines Reg Mobile Reg Archive ... US Edition Top Stories 'China has f*cked us' - Bill Gates Student flogs pixels to fund education Sony relaunches Walkman to challenge iPod Superman has small todger: official ... Wild Wild Web Internet addicts sent home from Finnish military By Ashlee Vance in Chicago Published Tuesday 3rd August 2004 20:15 GMT It used to take a bum leg or a penchant for same sex love to get out of the army. These days, however, young Fins are using Internet addiction as a means of avoiding required military service. Finnish "packet poppers" sent off for service have exhibited painful longing for their PCs - a longing so profound that military doctors have become concerned for the youngsters' condition. The Finnish Defense Forces, showing their kind hearts, have decided to excuse IP addicts from their six months duty all together, according to a report from Reuters "For people who play (Internet) games all night and don't have any friends, don't have any hobbies, to come into the army is a very big shock," Commander-Captain Jyrki Kivela at the military conscription unit told the news service. "Some of (the conscripts) go to the doctor and say they can't stay. Sometimes, the doctors have said they have an Internet addiction."

67. Internet Addiction Disorder This malady has been termed internet addiction Disorder (IAD). Treatment for people who have been diagnosed with internet addiction is very hard to find http://allpsych.com/journal/internetaddiction.html

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68. Internet Addiction Resources New Century College, Composition, George Mason University,Cyberculture, Internet Literacy. http://mason.gmu.edu/~montecin/internetaddict.htm

Online Cyber Resources and Scholarship Bibliography of Cyberbooks / Theory Internet Addiction Resources updated Mar 2002 Here are some of the resources out there, with no claims for quality or lack thereof. The Addiction Addiction Howard Rheingold Center for On-line Addiction - Resources on the Psychology of Cyberspace Computer Addiction Services - Maressa Hecht Orzack, Ph.D. "Internet Addiction": Addictive Behavior, Transference or More? - Michael Fenichel, Ph.D. Internet Addiction Survey Internet Isolation? ABCNews.com - Study Suggests Heavy Internet Use Leaves LittleTime For Anything Else Internet Addiction Guide - Psych Central netaddiction.com - claims to be "the first treatment clinic and training institute to specialize in cyber-disorders such as cybersex addiction, cyberaffairs, problem day trading, compulsive online shopping and gambling, and childhood Internet addiction" Online Sexual Addiction - states that "Psychotherapy is not provided on the OSA site, but information about where to find psychotherapy is" The Psychology of Cyberspace -John Suler, Ph.D. Department of Psychology, Rider University

69. China Opens Clinic For Internet Addiction The Internet has affected Chinese society in a number of ways. Like in other countries, some people have developed probems with the technology. http://mentalhealth.about.com/b/a/182788.htm

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70. Compulsive Internet Use & Cyber Affairs Are these people addicted? internet addiction Is it real? internet addiction is a term coined to describe pathological internet use. Is this real? http://mentalhealth.about.com/od/cyberaddictions/

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71. Internet Addiction A Threat To College Students Internet causes many addictions By Nick Kovach / Staff Writer internet addiction Disorder, like any other addictive condition, is a destructive affliction http://thepost.baker.ohiou.edu/archives3/jan01/012501/news1.html

Internet Addiction a Threat to College Students by Nick Kovach Staff Writer "Do you spend more time than you think you should surfing the 'Net?" Ohio University freshman Rignal Duncan read aloud to himself from the survey in front of him. "Are there particular areas of the Net (Instant Messengers), or types of files (MP3) that you find hard to resist?" When he had completed the survey on Internet usage, Duncan noticed something surprising. "I saw more boxes marked yes than no," he said. Related News OU Junior Struggles with Internet Addiction by Nick Kovach / Staff Writer Ohio University junior Evan Peres bought a new computer over the summer, hoping it would help him Fall Quarter with his business cluster, a demanding series of classes required for all business majors. But soon, Peres began to spend more and more time on the Internet - to the point of an addiction. Internet causes many addictions By Nick Kovach / Staff Writer Internet Addiction Disorder, like any other addictive condition, is a destructive affliction that affects all aspects of the addict's life. The vastness of the Internet allows for many types of addictions to the World Wide Web.

72. Psychiatric Times - Computer Addiction What Is It? This behavior has variously been called internet addiction, How to Recognize the Signs of internet addiction and a Winning Strategy for Recovery. http://www.psychiatrictimes.com/p980852.html

73. Internet Addiction, Cybersexual Addiction, Cyberaffairs Psychology of cyberspace. Covers internet addiction, Cybersexual Addiction, Cyberaffairs, and spending too much time online. http://www.healthyplace.com/Communities/Addictions/netaddiction/

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74. Psychology Today Trapped In The Web Can t force yourself to log off? You might have internet addiction. internet addiction? Time was when the word addiction referred to drug and alcohol http://cms.psychologytoday.com/articles/pto-753.html

75. Internet Addiction There are varying opinions on the subject of internet addiction. Others say that there is no such thing as internet addiction Disorder getting http://www.indianchild.com/internet_addiction.htm

Internet Addiction The World Wide Web is informative, convenient, and fun. There are varying opinions on the subject of Internet addiction. Some say that the Internet can be addicting, to the point that it disturbs one's life and the lives of those around him. Others say that there is no such thing as Internet Addiction Disorder getting pleasure out of a computer is not the same as getting pleasure from cocaine or any other drug. Whether there is or is not a bona fide disorder, the Internet is disrupting many people's lives. Symptoms of Internet Addiction : 1) Using the online services everyday without any skipping. 2) Loosing track of time after making a connection. 3) Goes out less and less. 4) Spending less and less time on meals at home or at work, and eats in front of the monitor. 5) Denying spending too much time on the Net. 6) Others complaining of your too much time in front of the monitor. 7) Checking on your mailbox too many times a day.

76. Internet Addiction Evaluation And Treatment Prior research defined internet addiction as an impulse control disorder that internet addiction is a broad term covering a wide variety of behaviours http://www.studentbmj.com/back_issues/1099/editorials/351.html

77. Make You Go Hmm: » China Treating Internet Addiction In China, internet addiction is a very real problem. via Netscape with CNN. “All the children here have left school because they are playing games or in http://www.makeyougohmm.com/20050728/2163/

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78. Techdirt:Beijing Clinic Treats So-Called Teenaged Internet Addicts -- With Shock Still, it seems like treating internet addiction is treating a symptom, not the real problem for those who really have withdrawn so much that they can t http://techdirt.com/articles/20050705/0024240_F.shtml

techdirt corporate intelligence techdirt wireless techdirt books techdirt reports ... feedback Search Techdirt Try the Advanced Search Beijing Clinic Treats So-Called Teenaged Internet Addicts With Shock Therapy Contributed by Mike on Tuesday, July 5th, 2005 @ 12:24AM from the seems-a-bit-extreme dept. theodp writes "At the Beijing Military Region Central Hospital, teenagers diagnosed as Internet addicts are treated to 30-volt charges to pressure points , mysterious intravenous drips said to "adjust the unbalanced status of brain secretions," and acupuncture. They usually stay 10 to 15 days at China's first officially licensed clinic for Internet addiction . At $48 a day, the treatments carry a high price in China, where the average city dweller's weekly income is just $20." We've covered how people absolutely love to call various things "addictions" when there's little actual evidence of addiction . Again, this looks like yet another story making the "risk" seem much worse than it is (while hyping up a few psychologists who make money off trying to cure such "addicts.") Still, it seems like treating "internet addiction" is treating a symptom, not the real problem for those who really have withdrawn so much that they can't live without their connection. It's likely that it's indicative of something more serious than the fact that they like to have internet access. Go Resurrected To Try To Score Some Microsoft Settlement Money Reply Threaded A Very Stealthy Misunderstanding Of Trademarks Related Links

79. Deseretnews.com | Speaker Warns Of Net Addiction internet addictions are largely forays into pornography and chat rooms that serve as an escape or to fill a void, Rory Reid said at an addictions conference http://deseretnews.com/dn/view/0,1249,375007644,00.html

Friday, February 8, 2002 Speaker warns of Net addiction BYU meet also explores other obsessions By Rodger L. Hardy Deseret News staff writer The daylong conference, "Breaking Free: Shaking Off the Chains of Addiction," sponsored by Women's Services and Resources, explored addictions ranging from eating disorders and prescription drug dependencies to cybersex. Reid, a psychologist, leads a sex offender program at the Utah State Prison and has a Web site that deals with Internet safety. The Internet is neither good nor bad but becomes addictive when it "affects other areas of your life," Reid said. The time one spends surfing the Net is one of the trade-offs, he said. Others could include sacrifices of work, school, family relationships and finances. Reputations can be damaged or destroyed through cybersex, he said. Getting fully hooked on the Internet can take as little as six months, he said. The most popular sites are chat rooms, taking up to 35 percent of the time time people spend on the Net. News groups occupy 15 percent of people's time the time on the Net. Surfing the World Wide Web takes up 7 percent of the time spent on the Internet, while doing research and gathering information involves only 2 percent, he said. The lure of the chat rooms, he said, is in their anonymity, interaction and affordability. The Web has created opportunities for amateur pornographers, who have frustrated professional pornographers, he said.

80. Internet Addiction, NUIT, Northwestern University internet addiction is as real, and as serious, as any BR other form of addiction. This section provides resources for internet addiction. http://www.it.northwestern.edu/security/addiction/

Search Information Technology Northwestern University NUIT Get Control Internet Addiction Get Control Computer (Virus) Threats Controlling Junk E-mail Spyware Prevention ... Online Harassment Internet Addiction Internet Addiction Description Links Support Contact Description Internet addiction is as real, and as serious, as any other form of addiction. Just like drugs or alcohol, the Internet can offer an escape from the real world and its problems. It's really easy for a five-minute Web-surfing session to turn into a three-hour waste of time. Using the Internet means being responsible about your time and how you use it. Watch out for the warning signs: You're just going to be online for a few minutes, but instead you surf for hours. You avoid work deadlines by surfing the Web. You skip real-life social activities in favor of online chats. You spend all your spare time "surfing" for pornography. If you think you may be addicted, or if you know someone who is, check out some of the following sites. Links Student Counseling Resources Faculty and Staff Counseling Resources The Center for Net Addiction Online Sexual Addiction Support Contact NUIT Support Center NUIT's central helpdesk for faculty, staff, and students.

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