''Connie Lofgreen's readable and informative book alerts us to a serious cultural epidemic--sex addiction. She is an experienced counselor with up to date information. Her book is filled with practical advice, hope and compassion. I recommend it to therapists, their clients and to anyone who is touched by sex addiction.'' --Mary Pipher, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Reviving Ophelia and The Shelter of Each Other
''With clarity and depth of understanding, Connie Lofgreen takes us to the roots of sex addiction that are found in disrupted attachments to parents, childhood neglect, sexual abuse, trauma, and abuse. Wisely she couches her discussion in the context of a society that increasingly sexualizes children, has made soft porn the norm, and gives unlimited access to pornography and counterfeit sexual experiences via the Internet. She shows that the keys to healing are to retrace the steps and help people heal from the inside out. It's not just about stopping an addiction, it's about healing a human being.'' --Charlotte Sophia Kasl, author of Women, Sex, and Addiction: The Search for Love and Power and If the Buddha Dated/Married/Got Stuck/Had Children
''The Storm of Sex Addiction has practical tools for anyone who is caught in the web of sex addiction, partners of sex addicts, and therapists who specialize in this area. At Psychological Counseling Services we shall recommend The Storm of Sex Addiction as a resource for helping restore individuals and couples to healthy intimacy.'' --Ralph Earle, past president of the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy, and author of The Pornography Trap: Setting Pastors and Laypersons Free from Sexual Addiction
''With clarity and depth of understanding, Connie Lofgreen takes us to the roots of sex addiction that are found in disrupted attachments to parents, childhood neglect, sexual abuse, trauma, and abuse. Wisely she couches her discussion in the context of a society that increasingly sexualizes children, has made soft porn the norm, and gives unlimited access to pornography and counterfeit sexual experiences via the Internet. She shows that the keys to healing are to retrace the steps and help people heal from the inside out. It's not just about stopping an addiction, it's about healing a human being.'' --Charlotte Sophia Kasl, author of Women, Sex, and Addiction: The Search for Love and Power and If the Buddha Dated/Married/Got Stuck/Had Children
''The Storm of Sex Addiction has practical tools for anyone who is caught in the web of sex addiction, partners of sex addicts, and therapists who specialize in this area. At Psychological Counseling Services we shall recommend The Storm of Sex Addiction as a resource for helping restore individuals and couples to healthy intimacy.'' --Ralph Earle, past president of the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy, and author of The Pornography Trap: Setting Pastors and Laypersons Free from Sexual Addiction
