3 CE Hours
Presented by: Joshua Grubbs, Ph.D.
Recorded workshop available via video on demand
AASECT Category:
Human Sexuality Education
Section K
$105.00
3 CE Hours
Presented by: Joshua Grubbs, Ph.D.
Recorded workshop available via video on demand
AASECT Category:
Human Sexuality Education
Section K
$105.00
Description:
In 2019, the World Health Organization elected to include a new diagnosis of Compulsive Sexual Behavior Disorder in the 11th edition of the International Classification of Diseases, despite intense controversy around its inclusion. A body of work now suggests that the new diagnosis of Compulsive Sexual Behavior Disorder may be complicated by personal moral and religious beliefs. This seminar will focus on clinical concerns around pornography use, the relationships of conservative values and religiousness with pornography use, the notion of moral incongruence, and all the implication of above on novel diagnosis of Compulsive Sexual Behavior Disorder.
Learning Objectives:
1). Participants will be able to effectively describe the relationships between conservative religiousness and moral disapproval of pornography use
2). Participants will be able to define moral incongruence and explain how it relates to compulsive sexual behavior
3). Participants will be able to distinguish between compulsive sexual behavior and distress related to moral incongruence
Speaker Bio:
Joshua Grubbs is a clinical psychologist and professor at Bowling Green State University, where he researches the psychology of behavioral addictions, psychology of religion and spirituality, and issues related to personality.
His research (and the research of the SPARTA lab) is primarily concerned with the scientific study of addiction, personality, and morality (particularly as it relates to addiction and personality).
The largest portion of Dr. Grubbs’ current research program is concerned with addiction. He is particularly interested in topics related to behavioral addictions or compulsive behavior patterns.
APA Accredited PreDoctoral Internship, 2016
Louis Stokes Cleveland VA Medical Center
PhD in Psychology, 2016
Case Western Reserve University
MA in Psychology, 2012
Case Western Reserve University
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