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The main focus within this study was to use two different models: one to define what sex addiction is and another to evaluate the problem and provide appropriate treatment. Hall presents us with two different case studies of clients who have gone through counseling and therapy based on their addictions to sex and ponography. These cases were used as examples to provide some insight on their personal experiences and show how their addiction has seriously affected their relationship with their spouse. These individuals both feel as though their behavior was uncontrollable but through this study, they were asked to analyze their own experiences, relationships, and the various factors or events in their lives that possibly may have triggered their
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