Assessments

Anyone who has been involved in a relationship with a sex addict is eligible to take this survey, including males, females, heterosexual or homosexual partners, and those that are still involved in a relationship with the addict, and those that have left the relationship. The purpose of the study is to learn about how sexual addiction impacts the sexuality of the partner of the sex addict, with the long term goal of helping partners and couples recover. If you are interested in taking this assessment, please reach out to schedule an assessment session with one of our CSAT therapists.

Recognizing that you may have an addiction can be scary: You want to know what to do, but at the same time, you’re afraid to learn any more about yourself. You want to talk to someone about your problem, but you’re afraid to trust anyone.The Sexual Addiction Screening Test (SAST) is designed to assist in the assessment of sexually compulsive behavior which may indicate the presence of sex addiction. Developed in cooperation with hospitals, treatment programs, private therapists, and community groups, the SAST provides a profile of responses which help to discriminate between addictive and non-addictive behavior. We strongly urge that diagnosis and treatment be done with a trained professional. This assessment is designed to help you decide whether you should seek further help. If you are interested in taking this assessment, please click here to take the Sexual Addiction Screening Test.

The Women’s Sexual Addiction Screening Test (W-SAST) is designed to assist the assessment of sexually compulsive or “addictive” behavior. The W-SAST provides a profile of responses which help to identify women with sexually addictive disorders. We strongly urge that diagnosis and treatment be done with a trained professional. The assessment is designed to help you decide whether you should seek further help. If you are interested in taking this assessment, please click here to take the Women’s Sexual Addiction Screening Test.