What is ATSAC?
The Association for the Treatment of Sexual Addiction and Compulsivity
ABOUT ATSAC
What is ATSAC?
ATSAC (the Association for the Treatment of Sexual Addiction and Compulsivity) is a not-for-profit organisation that provides information and support on sex addiction and compulsivity.
Sex addiction is a growing problem that can devastate lives. ATSAC is committed to providing hope, information, and treatment to sex addicts and those who love them.
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ATSAC Annual Conference 2025
28th June 2025 – Online over Zoom
Book your place now on our exciting one-day annual conference designed for therapists, practitioners and researchers who are interested in learning more about working with sexual addiction and compulsivity.
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14 September 2026 Diploma in Working with Compulsive Sexual Behaviour Disorder and Sex Addiction
September Cohort The dates of our course starting in September 2026 are as follows: The course, which is a blended delivery, is based on three modules, each of which takes place over four days. Each day runs from 9.30am – 5.00pm. The days are: Module 1: Introduction to working with CSBD and
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13 February 2026 Diploma in Working with Sex Addiction
Diploma in Working with Sex Addiction Course Directors: Stephanie Palin MA BSc (Hons) Dip PST FIfL Anna Palin-Swift MSC BSc PGD Relationship Therapy Dip SA Course approved by ATSAC (Association for the Treatment of Sex Addiction and Compulsivity) students can join as a student member
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01 August 2025 ATSAC Annual Conference 2026
6th February 2026 - In Person Event Location: etc Venues, Marble Arch, 86 Edgware Rd, London W2 2EA Book your place now on our exciting one-day annual conference designed for therapists, practitioners and researchers who are interested in learning more about working with sexual addiction and
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