Sharing some information for Warrior that might be helpful in formulating his own approach, or knowing what to look for in his own chosen spiritual path as possibility. I have no interest in converting anyone, but the resource is of Eastern Orthodox origin. It covers all of the modern psychological approaches at great length and detail, as to an individuals concerns with regard to the topic of Sex Addiction. Fr. George Morelli Ph.D. -- "Sexual Addiction" -- An Orthodox and Scientific View
Also a video on the Orthodox views of Spirituality and Addictions: it's a talk given by a female Seminary instructor with a background in psychology vs. a Fr., but there are also talks by clergy available on youtube as well.
Sometimes spiritual thinking or disciplines can help in dealing with compulsive behaviours or thinking, on the other hand I always am wary that it is a game of substitution, some of the devotees of alcholics anonymous strike me that way with the discussion of higher powers and their own formulation of their addiction as being a spiritual crisis.
I'm normally a big fan of religious thinking or disciplines, generally, I do think they can be part, properly understood, of the good life but I'm wary too when its invoked in every instance as a panacea, sometimes things need to get worked out and dealt with before its a good idea to embark on spiritual trails.
I knew plenty of people who got very involved very quickly, with little understanding but a lot of enthusiasm, to put it mildly, in religious fixations, generally involving individuals who'd taken on self-appointed leadership or pivotal roles, more than one of them when they spoke to me had pretty major neurotic guilt which they conceived as their conscience compelling them to confess sin, repent of sin etc. etc. though I never knew them to let go of that same sin and ever move beyond that state of constant self-reproach.