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Dr. Brent Conrad's professional webpage with more detailed information on therapy and assessment services.

Video Game Addiction Awareness Week is celebrated during the first week of June. For 2010, the dates are Monday, May 31 to Sunday, June 6. 2011's dates are Monday, June 6 to Sunday, June 12. 2012's dates are Monday, June 4 to Sunday, June 10.

The purpose of Video Game Addiction Awareness Week is to raise public awareness of this increasingly global epidemic.

Very interesting site on the dangers of excessive videogaming. Original content includes interviews with experts, podcasts, videos, forums, and thoughts on overcoming gaming addictions.

Practical advice for breaking out of porn addiction, with therapist Jason McClain. A proven, 5-step plan for anyone worried about their porn habit, including advice and support for partners.

Internet Behavior Consulting (IBC) is committed to furthering the understanding, assessment, and intervention for problematic Internet behaviors. IBC accomplishes this goal through research, training, and consultation within a variety of settings.

One of the leading sources for up-to-date information on internet addiction.

Support group for those struggling with online gaming.

Resources on sex addiction, including cybersex addiction.

Parent resource for protecting kids online.

Tips for children's online safety.

Canadian website for reporting online child exploitation and child pornography.

Information on choosing a psychologist, regulations, and service types.

The goal of the National Institute on Media and the Family (Institute) is to provide resources for educators, parents, community leaders, and others concerned about the ever increasing impact of media on children, families, and communities.

The HealthyPlace collection of articles on internet and videogame addiction.