Sexuality counseling : theory, research, and practice /: theory, research, and practice. (2016)

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Christine Murray, University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Amber Pope, Hodges University, Ben Willis, University of Scranton.
• Authors: Murray, Christine E
• Other Names: Pope, Amber L; Willis, Benjamin T
• Contents: Series Editors’ Preface: Introduction to the Series, by Richard Parsons and Naijian Zhang; Acknowledgments; About the Authors; Chapter 1: Addressing Sexuality in Professional Counseling; Defining Sexuality; A Comprehensive, Contextual Framework for Understanding Sexuality; Professional Issues in Sexuality Counseling; Professional Competence in Sexuality Counseling; Ethical Considerations for Sexuality Counseling; Interdisciplinary Collaborations for Sexuality Counseling; Overview of the Remainder of This Book; Chapter 2: Assessment in Sexuality Counseling; General Assessment Strategies; Dimensions of Assessment in Sexuality Counseling; Physiology; Appendix: Directory of Selected Instruments for Assessing Sexuality; Chapter 3: General Interventions and Theoretical Approaches to Sexuality Counseling; General Guidelines for Sexuality Counseling; Review of Approaches to Sexuality Counseling; Treatment for Specific Sexuality Concerns and Using Unique Treatment Modalities; Treatment Outcomes in Sexuality Counseling; Chapter 4: Physiology and Sexual Health; Overview of Physiology and Anatomy Related to Sexual Functioning; Safer Sex Practices; Physical Health Issues; Reproductive Health; Chapter 5: Lifespan Development and Sexuality; Sexuality Across the Life Cycle: An Overview; Sexuality in Childhood; Sexuality in Adolescence; Sexuality in Adulthood; Chapter 6: Sexuality and Mental Health; Sexual Decision Making; Sexual Implications of Mental Health Disorders; Substance Abuse and Sexuality; Sexual Dysfunctions; Sexual Trauma; Chapter 7: Gender Identity and Affectional/Sexual Orientation; Defining Gender Identity and Affectional/Sexual Orientation; Historical, Societal, and Cultural Context; Traditional Sexual Ideologies; Gender Identity; Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Affectional Orientations; Ethical Concerns in Working With LGBTIQQA Clients; Chapter 8: Sexuality and Intimate Relationships; The Dynamics of Couple Relationships; Integrating Sexuality Counseling With Couples Counseling; Sexuality Counseling for Specific Relationship Concerns; Chapter 9: Cultural and Contextual Influences on Sexuality; An Intersectional Approach to Understanding Culture and Sexuality; Religion and Sexuality; Race, Culture, Ethnicity, and Sexuality; Socioeconomic Status and Sexuality; Sexuality and Geographic and Regional Variations; Sexuality and the Media; Counseling Strategies for Addressing Cultural and Contextual Influences on Sexuality; Chapter 10: Positive Sexuality: A New Paradigm for Sexuality Counseling; Defining Positive Sexuality; Factors Supporting Positive Sexuality: Revisiting the Contextualized Sexuality Model; Benefits of Positive Sexuality; Counseling Strategies to Help Clients Foster Positive Sexuality; Epilogue: From the Author’s Chair; References; Index;
• Publisher Details: Thousand Oaks : SAGE Publications, Inc
• Publication Date: 2016
• Extent: 1 online resource (368 pages)
• Subjects: 306.7; Sex counseling; Sexual orientation; Sexual attraction; Sex
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9781506350097; 1506350097
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