Introduction to Psychosexual Medicine, Gebunden

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This authoritative text for those seeing patients with sexual dysfunction of predominantly psychosexual aetiology returns in an updated edition that builds on what clinicians found most useful in the previous editions. It provides background knowledge of physical and psychological treatments, along with principles of brief psychodynamic therapy and case examples applied to common problems. This new edition includes a weaving of the issue of consent throughout and adds four new chapters incorporating recent changes in perspective on matters of diversity:

Gender, sexuality and relationship diversity
Neurodiversity and sexual dysfunction
Religion / faith and sexual problems
Impact of race, racism and social construct on sexuality

ABOUT THE EDITORS:

Dr Philipa A Brough MIPM, FFSRH is a Member of the Institute of Psychosexual medicine (IPM) and a Fellow of the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Health (FSRH). She worked as a Consultant and Clinical Director in SRH/Integrated Sexual Health, a Faculty trainer and MFSRH examiner /convenor; she co-wrote Psychosexual book chapters for Obs / Gynae trainees. She developed and led psychosexual services over the Merseyside region for 20 years before concentrating on IPM roles. She is currently an IPM Seminar Leader, Examiner and Council representative of the IPM Training committee.

Dr Jasmin Khan-Singh MIPM, FFSRH(retired), FAoMEd(retired), MSc Child Health. She has worked in Psychosexual Medicine, Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare and Community Paediatrics for over 3 decades, in South Wales. Having a special interest in medical education, she was the Director of Training for the IPM (2008-2013) and held training and examiner roles at local, regional and national levels, within the IPM and the FSRH. She fully retired from clinical practice last year and currently continues as an IPM Seminar Leader and an Examiner.

Dr Catherine White MIPM, MRCGP (retired) is a Member of the IPM. She spent 30 years as a GP in the Northwest and concurrently as a Specialty Doctor in Genito-urinary Medicine, latterly Integrated Sexual Health. She was Psychosexual clinical lead in this role from 2017, having been instrumental in setting up the psychosexual service. She delivered psychosexual skills training to GPs and ISH clinicians. Recently retired from clinical practice, she continues as an IPM Seminar Leader and Examiner, and as Recertification Officer on the IPM Council.

Institute of Psychosexual Medicine Dartford, UK
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