… sexual dysfunction after but not before therapy ( Table 1 , second row). Obviously, the onset
of sexual problems after therapy … in the two groups with a positive therapy outcome (χ 2 [2] = …

… of quality in psychological treatment of sexual problems, a … for treatment of sexual problems
is presented. Guidelines and … dysfunctions, (2) prevalence of sexual problems, (3) lack of …

… sexuality) and abnormality (sexual problem) have a long … psychology of sexual problems
are fraught with difficulties. There has also been much criticism of the idea of a psychology of …

… for low sexual desire, sexual aversions, problems with sexual arousal… therapy, sexual skills
training and sex therapy each in 3 treatment conditions, marital therapy, other psychotherapy …

… importance of adopting a multicultural perspective for theory building in feminist therapy. . .
. This book is a must for therapists and should be included on psychology of women syllabi. ” (…

… Medical and psychological therapies for sexual dysfunctions should address … psychotherapy
alone nor medical intervention alone is sufficient for the lasting resolution of sexual problems…

… Medical and psychological therapies for sexual dysfunctions should address … psychotherapy
alone nor medical intervention alone is sufficient for the lasting resolution of sexual problems…

… sexual problems cluster with self reported physical problems in men, and with psychological
and social problems … treatment for sexual problems, and implies that eVective therapy could …

… As the psychological therapy progresses, their knowledge of what treatment is being … of
psychotherapeutic treatments for female sexual desire and arousal problems. We fully support …

… needs to be done in the evaluation of psychological therapies. … sexual relationship, thus
reinforcing the argument that treatment focus for sexual problems should include psychological …