Sex Addiction: Integrating Individual & Couples’ Therapy- Quiz

1. Ongoing treatment is strongly recommended, but the frequency of appointments diminish over time if all is going well with the couple.

2. One advantage of using the integral perspective (4 quadrant model) is:

3. Couples are equally apt to separate and divorce, as stay together, with active treatment.

4. Issues such as parenting and finances are usually addressed as a part of treatment.

5. Which of the following concepts best describes the common response of the betrayed partner?

6. This treatment course is not applicable to same-sex couples

7. The standard treatment for the ‘hybrid’ individual/couples configuration includes which schedule and time commitments?

8. The goal of the first of treatment is to help each partner commitment to a treatment plan and to encourage accountability.

9. The goal of the third phase of treatment is to assess and assist the couple to re-engage in degrees of intimacy.

10. Sex Addiction is best conceived as more similar with:

11. With the Relationship Math model exercise, the goal is to get as high a combined number and out on the edge of the board, as possible.

12. The Polarity Management exercise is designed to weigh each side of an argument and, then, choose one of the sides as the best course of action.

13. Relational trauma can be viewed as an attachment wound.

14. Sex addiction usually adds additional complications beyond other addictions.

15. The common cycle graph helps describe the obsessive-compulsive pattern and can be used for both partners.