Company History

The Center for On-Line Addiction is the first private, nonprofit behavioral healthcare firm to specialize in e-behavior and Internet-related conditions such as problem day trading, compulsive online shopping and gambling, cyberaffairs and infidelity online, cybersexual addiction, and the social dangers of computing on children. Founded in 1995 by Dr. Kimberly Young, our staff provides a range of professional services including on-site corporate consultation, customized seminars, and personalized coaching that focus on behavioral solutions to achieve cyber-wellness.  Our programs are designed to promote health and well-being as we focus on strategies to maximize use of technology while retaining a balance in one’s life.  We also work with healthcare organizations on how to develop web-based treatment programs that focus on email adjunctive therapy, online support groups, and web-based supervision. The Center is internationally recognized as a leader in the healthcare field and continues to expand its clientele of corporations, educational systems, law enforcement agencies, and healthcare organizations.

Netaddiction.com serves as our web-based division and offers consumers the most comprehensive educational resources on e-behavior including a bibliography of references, bookstore, message boards, research articles, referral links, an array of self-tests, the Cyberwidows Help Center, and a monthly e-newsletter.  We provide both static and dynamic content to enrich our customer experience at our web site. In addition to office visits, Netaddiction.com remains the only Virtual Clinic to provide immediate, confidential, and high quality healthcare through email, chat room, and telephone counseling. Finally, our Partnership Program has been particularly successful in helping Internet companies provide the latest information and healthcare services regarding online behavior for their customers.

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