Interventions for hypersexuality
Ruth Sander A senior lecturer, The University of Portsmouth
Hypersexuality involves persistent and inappropriate sexual behaviour, such as sex talk with foul language not in keeping with previous personality, sexual acts including touching, grabbing, exposing, public masturbating or requesting unnecessary genital care.
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