Mind-body intervention practice as a complementary and integrative treatment for compulsive sexual behavior disorder, a randomized clinical trial, in a sample of male individuals who spontaneously seek treatment at the Psychiatry Institute of Hospital das Clínicas, University of São Paulo.~The volunteers with CSBD will be randomized by statistical software in two groups, mind-body intervention and Shan intervention, to participate in a twelve-week program of daily practices of the mind-body practices protocol.~The participants will be evaluated by measuring instruments at time 1 (4th week), time 2 (8th week) and time 3 (12th week).~The primary objective of the study is to investigate the effectiveness of mind-body intervention in decreasing the symptoms (sexual compulsiveness) of the CSBD.~The secondary objectives of the study are to investigate the effectiveness of the mind-body intervention in reducing the severity of impulsivity, hypersexuality, anxiety, depression, improving the level of quality of life, increasing adherence to total treatment, regulating sexual inhibition, sexual arousal and decrease the severity of sexual dysfunction.
Mind-body intervention as a complementary and integrative treatment for compulsive sexual behavior disorder.~The hypothesis is that participants with CSBD, after being submitted to the protocol of the mind-body intervention group in relation to those submitted to the intervention protocol Shan of the control group, present less severe sexual compulsiveness.