Principles and Practice of Sex Therapy

In the new 6th edition of this clinical manual, widely used in the professional community, modern therapeutic achievements, changes in the diagnosis and treatment of sexual problems are reflected. Renowned authors have combined theory, research, and clinical recommendations. The leading principle of all editions of this book has been a structured and unified presentation of both research and clinical practice. This evidence-based approach continues in the current edition, which has been significantly updated and comprises 75% of the most current materials. Detailed case examples illustrate the assessment and intervention process with individuals and couples of all ages, with special attention to gender, cultural, and medical issues.

What's new in this edition:
-Old chapters have been significantly revised.
-Achievements in sexual medicine, diagnostic changes in ICD-11, and other relevant topics are covered.
-Chapters dedicated to sexual aversion, female sexual arousal disorder, and uncontrollable sexual behavior have been added.
-Chapters addressing additional medical issues: cancer and spinal cord injury have been added.