Psychosexual Nursing

· John Wiley & Sons
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190
Pages
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The focus on this book is on helping practitioners recognize and respond appropriately to psychosexual anxiety and distress. Recent research suggests that the sexual concerns of patients still go unaddressed and that communication with patients about sexual issues is generally inadequate. Psychosexual anxiety and distress occur as the consequence of changes or threats to the sexual aspects of an individual?s self-confidence. Such changes may occur as the consequence of illness, disability, ageing, altered sexual function, relationship difficulties, loss and other psychosocial events. Sexual distress and anxieties that go unrecognized may lead to sexual and interpersonal problems which in turn create further anxiety or distress. As a consequence, a vicious circle of altered sexual self-concept, psychosexual anxiety and distress, and alterations in sexual response and satisfacction, can become quickly established. This book gives a thorough grounding in the principles of the care of patients with psychosexual problem.

Psychosexual anxiety and distress
Professional issues in psychosexual care
Psychosexual nursing skills
Altered sexual interest and response
Sexual dysfunction
Reproductive sexual health
Sexual orientation
Sexually transmitted infections
Sexual assult and sexual abuse
Sexual variations and issues relating to gender identity
Useful addresses
Index

About the author

Robert Irwin is the author of Psychosexual Nursing, published by Wiley.

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