Elijah Irving CSAT Candidate
Elijah graduated from Moravian Seminary in 2015 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology and graduated with his Master’s Degree in Clinical Counseling from Moravian University in 2018.
Elijah has experience working with adults and adolescents dealing with substance abuse problems. He is currently working with adolescents and adults with problematic sexual behaviors and illegal offending behaviors. He has an interest in gaming addiction, internet addiction and other addictive behaviors.
Elijah currently holds a CAADC certification and LPC license. In his spare time, Elijah likes to work on his blog and podcast where he discusses the therapeutic insights in movies, shows, music and literature. He also horseback rides and backpack camps when he can.
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Research
- Review: Ethical Issues in Electronic Pornography: The Case of Rape Lay by Ruizhe Wang (2022) May 22, 2023This article brings up a major concern within the gaming industry. Your normal access to games is online and the access to all forms of games are endless. But in another corner, there are “adult” games. This is a genre in which the games have some kind of innocent plot but may or may not […]Elijah Irving
- NY Ends Blanket Internet & Social Media Bans For Convicted Sex Offenders January 30, 2022I know this is not a research article but this is a progressive development in the justice system. With working with convicted sexual offenders in 2022, it is very difficult for them to get acclimated back into society. Moreover, from a seeking employment perspective, the internet is essential in order to find a job. In […]Elijah Irving
- A Review: Is Male Adolescents’ Sexual Aggressiveness Better Explained by Prior Pornography Use or Callousness? A Brief Report by Aleksandor Stulhofer November 23, 2021I thought that this article was going to be cut and dry claiming “Yes, sexual aggressiveness correlates to pornography use and callousness” but unfortunately; quite the contrary. It would make sense for the developing adolescent brain with a trait of callousness and porn usage would yield aggressive sexual behavior. Some former and current client would […]Elijah Irving
