Please find listed below the web addresses and links of organisations which you may find of help.
http://www.netaddiction.com http://www.virtual-addiction.com/
This site provides a comprehensive set of resources for tackling a range of net addictions. This site also sponsors the Internet Addiction Support Group, founded in 2004. The group is a "safe place on the web for those who feel addicted to the Internet to share their thoughts, feelings, and concerns with one another, and it is a place where loved ones of online addicts, can find support, validation, and guidance."
Another site providing a comprehensive set of resources for tackling a range of net addictions.
www.sexual-addiction.co.uk
A site provided by Dr.Thaddeus Birchard, who has pioneered programmes specifically for sexual addiction within the UK. To quote:
" The addict is caught up in intense feelings of merger, almost a trance like state. It is as though other feelings close down...."
www.throughtheflame.org
Dedicated to providing support for those who are struggling to overcome pornography addiction, and the family and friends who care for them.
SLAA: Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous. www.slaafws.org/
SLAA UK site www.slaauk.com
Please note that organisations with 'Anonymous' in the title follow the 12 Step Program. There are many similarities as well as subtle differences between these groups. Visit them on line to see which one you like, or which one meets in your area.
SAA: Sex Addicts Anonymous http://www.saa-recovery.org/
Telephone (UK): 0870 8033 809
SA: Sexaholics Anonymous http://www.sa.org/
SCA: Sexual Compulsives Anonymous
http://www.sca-recovery.org/
SRA: Sexual Recovery Anonymous http://sexualrecovery.org/
Help and support for partners of sex addicts:
http://cyberwidows.tripod.com/ (for men and women)
http://www.sanon.org/ (12 steps)
www.cosa-recovery.org/home.html (12 steps)
Help with Compulsive Gambling:
http://www.gamblingtherapy.org/
http://www.gamblersanonymous.org/ (12 steps)
Addiction to Computer Gaming
http://www.mediafamily.org/facts/facts_gameaddiction.shtml
http://www.olganon.org/ (Online gamers anonymous: for players in difficulty, and those close to them.)

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