(024) Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Compulsive Sexual Behavior Disorder

Abstract Introduction Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is often used in the treatment for Compulsive Sexual Behavior Disorder (CSBD). However, no review of evidence on clinical efficacy CBT CSBD has been conducted. (CSBD) characterized by a lack control over sexual impulses, thought, phantasies and urges may have serious negative consequences person well-being, families, functioning work education (Kraus et al., 2018). The prevalence general population ranges from 3% to 6% (Derbyshire & Grant, 2015) with near 4:1 ratio male female (Kuzma Black, 2008). Due people seek professional help. Objective To provide systematic published studies Disorder. Methods material analysis was obtained searching 4 internet databases: Scopus, PubMed, ResearchGate Cochrane Library. Articles describing their efficiency reducing symptoms were required. search selected databased using keywords identified 203 records. Screening abstract excluded 174 records 29 assessed eligibility. Four fulfilled criteria eligibility included study (see table 1). selection process reasons exclusion are shown Prisma flowchart Figure Results original research articles (Hallberg 2017; Hallberg 2019; 2020; Nwokeoma 2019). devoted hypersexual behavior. Studies show that led significant reduction as well CSBD. Both RCT non-controlled showed decrease after CBT. RCTs intermediate effects between groups groups. Means (s.d.) pre- post-treatment scores measures 2). Result indicate promising current suffer several methodological bias. Conclusions promise future should evaluate program larger sample randomized controlled procedures investigate long-term effects; include women comprise dismantling constituting interventions. Disclosure Any authors act consultant, employee or shareholder an industry for: Clinic Sexology Psychotherapy