Cybersex

First Published in 2000. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

Editorial. Cooper, Cybersex and Sexual Compulsivity: The Dark Side of the Force. Articles. Cooper, Delmonico, Burg, Cybersex Users, Abusers, and Compulsives: New Findings and Implications. Schneider, Effects of Cybersex Addiction on the Family: Results of s Survey. Young, Griffin-Shelly, Cooper, O'Mara, Buchanan, Online Infidelity: A New Dimension in Couple Relationships with Implications for Evaluation and Treatment. Freeman-Longo, Children, Teens, and Sex on the Internet. Putman, Maheu, Online Sexual Addiction and Compulsivity: Integrating Web Resources and Behavoiral Telehealth in Treatment. Orzack, Ross, Should Virtual Sex be Treated like Other Sex Addictions? Journal Sexual Addiction and Compilsivity, Compulsive Cybersex: The New Tea Room. Sealy, Book Review. Katehakis, Weiss, Website Review.