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The Sex Addiction Screening Test questions on the next page are designed to be used as guidelines for identifying possible signs of sex addiction. They are not intended to provide a sure-fire method of diagnosis, nor can negative answers to these questions provide absolute assurance that the condition is not present. Many sex addicts and love addicts have varying patterns which can result in very different ways of approaching and answering these questions.

No one but you will know your results. There is no information to link you with your assessment. After you complete the assessment, I encourage you to contact me with your score to explore your 'Yes' answers.

You answered 'Yes' to {sexAddiction} of 20 questions.

Scores such as yours fall within a range that is common among the general population and therefore it is unlikely that your sexual thoughts, feelings, and urges create significant distress or consequences in your life.

Although most people with scores such as yours do not seek therapy for sex addiction, if you feel your sexual cravings or behaviour is creating problems in your life, you might consider having an evaluation from a qualified Certified Sex Addiction Therapist.

Michael Rooney, a Certified Sex Addiction Therapist, can have a discussion about your situation. Book now by pressing the button below or return to the Intimacy Healing website by closing this window.

Book a consultation with Michael Rooney to see how he can be of help to you.

You answered 'Yes' to {sexAddiction} of 20 questions.

Scores such as yours fall within a range that is common among individuals who seek therapy for issues related to their sexual thoughts, urges, or behaviour.

People with these scores often use sex to cope with various challenges in their life or they encounter undesirable consequences in relation to their sexuality. You should consider having an evaluation from a qualified Certified Sex Addiction Therapist if you desire to further discuss these issues.

Michael Rooney, a Certified Sex Addiction Therapist, can have a discussion about your situation. Book now by pressing the button below or return to the Intimacy Healing website by closing this window.

Book a consultation with Michael Rooney to see how he can be of help to you.

You answered 'Yes' to {sexAddiction} of 20 questions.

I suggest you seek help. People with high scores such as yours frequently report multiple unsuccessful attempts to regulate their sexual thoughts, urges, and behaviours. They also frequently report that their sexual choices cause significant distress and various undesirable consequences in their personal lives.

People with scores similar to yours are generally advised to strongly consider therapy from a qualified Certified Sex Addiction Therapist in order to address the issues that can arise from sexual compulsivity.

Michael Rooney, a Certified Sex Addiction Therapist, can have a discussion about your situation. Book now by pressing the button below or return to the Intimacy Healing website by closing this window.

Book a consultation with Michael Rooney to see how he can be of help to you.

The Internet Sex Addiction Test can help you discover if your addiction to online sex has gone too far. Are you addicted to cybersex, internet sex or pornography? The following questions are designed to be used as guidelines for identifying possible signs of cybersex addiction, internet sex addiction, or porn addiction. They are not intended to provide a sure-fire method of diagnosis, nor can negative answers to these questions provide absolute assurance that the illness is not present. Many sex addicts and love addicts have varying patterns which can result in very different ways of approaching and answering these questions.

No one but you will know your results. There is no information to link you with your assessment. After you complete the assessment, I encourage you to contact me with your score to explore your 'Yes' answers.

You answered 'Yes' to {internetAddiction} of 24 questions.

Scores such as yours fall within a range that is common among the general population and therefore it is unlikely that your sexual thoughts, feelings, and urges create significant distress or consequences in your life.

Although most people with scores such as yours do not seek therapy for porn addiction, if you feel your sexual cravings or behaviour is creating problems in your life, you might consider having an evaluation from a qualified Certified Sex Addiction Therapist.

Michael Rooney, a Certified Sex Addiction Therapist, can have a discussion about your situation. Book now by pressing the button below or return to the Intimacy Healing website by closing this window.

Book a consultation with Michael Rooney to see how he can be of help to you.

You answered 'Yes' to {internetAddiction} of 24 questions.

Scores such as yours fall within a range that is common among individuals who seek therapy for issues related to their sexual thoughts, urges, or behaviour.

People with these scores often use porn /sex to cope with various challenges in their life or they encounter undesirable consequences in relation to their sexuality. You should consider having an evaluation from a qualified Certified Sex Addiction Therapist if you desire to further discuss these issues.

Michael Rooney, a Certified Sex Addiction Therapist, can have a discussion about your situation. Book now by pressing the button below or return to the Intimacy Healing website by closing this window.

Book a consultation with Michael Rooney to see how he can be of help to you.

You answered 'Yes' to {internetAddiction} of 24 questions.

I suggest you seek help. People with high scores such as yours frequently report multiple unsuccessful attempts to regulate their sexual thoughts, urges, and behaviours. They also frequently report that their sexual choices cause significant distress and various undesirable consequences in their personal lives.

People with scores similar to yours are generally advised to strongly consider therapy from a qualified Certified Sex Addiction Therapist in order to address the issues that can arise from sexual compulsivity.

Michael Rooney, a Certified Sex Addiction Therapist, can have a discussion about your situation. Book now by pressing the button below or return to the Intimacy Healing website by closing this window.

Book a consultation with Michael Rooney to see how he can be of help to you.

The following questions are designed to be used as guidelines to identifying possible signs of love addiction. They are not intended to provide a sure-fire method of diagnosis, nor can negative answers to these questions provide absolute assurance that the condition is not present. Many love addicts have varying patterns which can result in very different ways of approaching and answering these questions.

No one but you will know your results. There is no information to link you with your assessment. After you complete the assessment, I encourage you to contact me with your score to explore your 'Yes' answers.

You answered 'Yes' to {loveAddiction} of 25 questions.

Scores such as yours fall within a range that is common among the general population and therefore it is unlikely that your romantic thoughts, feelings, and urges create significant distress or consequences in your life.

Although most people with scores such as yours do not seek therapy for love addiction, if you feel your romantic/relational cravings or behaviour is creating problems in your life, you might consider having an evaluation from a qualified Certified Sex Addiction Therapist.

Michael Rooney, a Certified Sex Addiction Therapist, can have a discussion about your situation. Book now by pressing the button below or return to the Intimacy Healing website by closing this window.

Book a consultation with Michael Rooney to see how he can be of help to you.

You answered 'Yes' to {loveAddiction} of 25 questions.

Scores such as yours fall within a range that is common among individuals who seek therapy for issues related to their romantic/relational thoughts, urges, or behaviour.

People with these scores often use relationships to cope with various challenges in their life or they encounter undesirable consequences in relation to their romantic pursuits. You should consider having an evaluation from a qualified Certified Sex Addiction Therapist if you desire to further discuss these issues.

Michael Rooney, a Certified Sex Addiction Therapist, can have a discussion about your situation. Book now by pressing the button below or return to the Intimacy Healing website by closing this window.

Book a consultation with Michael Rooney to see how he can be of help to you.

You answered 'Yes' to {loveAddiction} of 25 questions.

I suggest you seek help. People with high scores such as yours frequently report multiple unsuccessful attempts to regulate their romantic thoughts, urges, and behaviours. They also frequently report that their romantic choices cause significant distress and various undesirable consequences in their personal lives.

People with scores similar to yours are generally advised to strongly consider therapy from a qualified Certified Sex Addiction Therapist in order to address the issues that can arise from love addiction.

Michael Rooney, a Certified Sex Addiction Therapist, can have a discussion about your situation. Book now by pressing the button below or return to the Intimacy Healing website by closing this window.

Book a consultation with Michael Rooney to see how he can be of help to you.
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Do you often find yourself preoccupied with sexual thoughts?
Do you hide some of your sexual behaviours from others?
Have you attempted to stop some parts of your sexual activity?
Have you felt degraded by your sexual behaviours?
When you have sex, do you feel depressed afterwards?
Do you feel that your sexual behaviour is not normal?
Do you feel controlled by your sexual desire?
Do you ever feel bad about your sexual behaviour?
Have important parts of your life (such as job, family, friends, leisure activities) been neglected because you were spending too much time on sex?
Has your sexual behaviour ever created problems for you and your family?
Do you ever think your sexual desire is stronger than you are?
Have you ever sought help for sexual behaviour you did not like?
Is sex almost all you think about?
Has anyone been hurt emotionally because of your sexual behaviour?
Has sex (or romantic fantasies) been a way for you to escape your problems?
Are any of your sexual activities against the law?
Has sex become the most important thing in your life?
Have you made efforts to quit a type of sexual activity and failed?
Did you experience abuse, neglect, or other serious trauma as a child or adolescent?
Did your parents have trouble with sexual behaviour?

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I have some sexual sites bookmarked.
I spend more than 5 hours per week using my computer for sexual pursuits.
I have joined sexual sites to gain access to online sexual material.
I have purchased sexual products online.
I have searched for sexual material through an Internet search tool.
I have spent more money for online sexual material than I planned.
Internet sex has sometimes interfered with certain aspects of my life.
I have participated in sexually related chats.
I have a sexualized username or nickname that I use on the Internet.
I have masturbated while on the Internet.
I have accessed sexual sites from other computers besides my home.
No one knows I use my computer for sexual purposes.
I have tried to hide what is on my computer or monitor so others cannot see it.
I have stayed up after midnight to access sexual material online.
I use the Internet to experiment with different aspects of sexuality (e.g., bondage, homosexuality, anal sex, etc.)
I have my own website which contains some sexual material.
I have made promises to myself to stop using the Internet for sexual purposes.
I sometimes use cybersex as a reward for accomplishing something (e.g., finish a project, stressful day, etc.)
When I am unable to access sexual information online, I feel anxious, angry, or disappointed.
I have increased the risks I take online (give out name and phone number, meet people offline, etc.)
I have punished myself when I use the Internet for sexual purposes (e.g., time-out from computer, cancel Internet subscription, etc.)
I have met face to face with someone I met online for romantic purposes.
I use sexual humour and innuendo with others while online.
I believe I am an Internet sex addict.

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Does your life feel unmanageable due to your sexual and/or romantic behaviour or excessive dependency needs?
Do you find yourself trying to deal with or wanting to escape life's problems through the use of sex or "relationships"?
Was there ever a point that you wished you could stop or control your sexual and romantic activities for a given period of time?
Have you or do you have sex regardless of the consequences (e.g. the threat of being caught, risk of pregnancy, the risk of contracting STIs, etc.)?
Do you engage in the practices of voyeurism, exhibitionism, etc., in ways that bring emotional discomfort or pain?
Does your spiritual life feel negatively affected by your sexual and/or romantic life?
Does your sexual and/or romantic behaviour affect your reputation?
Do you feel that you would lack your identity if you were not someone’s lover, romantic interest, or partner?
Do you feel that life would have little to no meaning without a love relationship or without sex?
Do you feel that you’re not “really alive” unless you are with your sexual / romantic partner?
Do you generally believe that the problems in your life result from continuing to remain with the “wrong” romantic or sexual partner?
Do you find yourself in relationships that you believe that you cannot leave?
Do you feel bored in doing everyday activities unless there is someone around with whom you can flirt?
Have you ever had a serious relationship threatened or destroyed because of outside sexual or romantic activity?
Do you find that you have a pattern of repeating unhealthy or toxic relationships?
Do you have a pattern of feeling emotionally dependent on a romantic or sexual interest?
Do you feel desperate about your need for a sexual interaction, the obtainment of a lover or future mate?
Do you feel desperation or uneasiness when you are away from your sexual or romantic partner?
Do you believe that someone romantically or sexually in your life can “fix” you?
Have you ever felt that you were obligated or “needed” to have sex?
Do you get “high” from sex and/or romantic interactions? Do you crash?
Do you feel that you don’t want anyone to know about your sexual or romantic activities?
Do you feel you need to hide sexual or romantic activities from others – friends, family, co-workers, therapists, etc.?
Have you had or do you have sex with someone you don’t (didn’t) want to have sex with?
Do you find yourself unable to stop seeing a specific person even though you know that seeing this person is destructive to you?