A Study of Issues in Sexuality Counseling for Women With Spinal Cord Injuries

Zwerner, Janna

doi:10.1300/j015v01n03_11

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“…Se reclama con insistencia este tipo de asesoramiento, ya que no resulta habitual pese a ser ampliamente demandado. Se aboga por la necesidad de una guía de educación y asesoramiento sexual en el proceso de rehabilitación y de una adecuada transmisión de la información (Anderson, Mulcahey y Vogel, 1997;Charlifue, Gerhart, Menter, Whiteneck y Manley, 1992;Fitting et al, 1978;Richards, Tepper, Whipple y Komisaruk, 1997;Sawyer, Allen, Reisin, 1983;Tepper, Whipple, Richards y Komisaruk, 2001;Zwerner, 1982).…”

Section: áReas Temáticas De Interésunclassified

“…El abordaje de la sexualidad debe ser considerado parte esencial del "proceso de integración social" de las personas con LM (PcLM). Este colectivo demanda y reclama frecuentemente asesoramiento sobre el tema, pese a que sólo un pequeño porcentaje recibe información al respecto (Anderson, Mulcahey y Vogel, 1997;Charlifue, Gerhart, Menter, Whiteneck y Manley, 1992;Fitting et al, 1978;Richards, Tepper, Whipple y Komisaruk, 1997;Sawyer, Allen, Reisin, 1983;Tepper, Whipple, Richards y Komisaruk, 2001;Zwerner, 1982).…”

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La sexualidad de las personas con lesión medular: aspectos psicológicos y sociales. Una revisión actualizada

Carenas

Rodríguez²,

Díaz³

2008

Intervención Psicosocial

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Section: Introductionunclassified

La sexualidad de las personas con lesión medular: aspectos psicológicos y sociales. Una revisión actualizada

Carenas

Rodríguez²,

Díaz³

2008

Intervención Psicosocial

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“…The first involves a continued exploration and analysis of women's mental health issues. In addition to violence against women (Bogard, 1982; Cole, 1982; Herman, 1981; Resick, 1983), there has been and will continue to be work in a number of areas, including among others anorexia nervosa and body image (Boskind-Lodahl, 1976; Bruch, 1979a, 1979b; Hutchinson, 1982; MacLeod, 1981; Orbach, 1979; Rost, Neuhaus, & Florin, 1982; Smead, 1983; Woodman, 1980; Zegman, 1983; Zwerner, 1982); alcoholism and drug abuse (Bauer, 1982; Carver, 1977; Dowsling & Mac-Lennan, 1980; MacLennan, 1976; Stockburger & Davis, 1978); agoraphobia (Brehony, 1983); depression (Rothblum, 1982, 1983); women living alone (Barrett, 1977; Mclntosh, 1982; Richard, 1982;Worell & Garret-Rilks, 1983); and female sexuality (Barbach, 1975; Califia, 1980; Tevlin & Leiblum, 1983; Zwerner, 1982).…”

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Developing a feminist psychology of women: Past and future accomplishments.

Kimball¹

1986

Canadian Psychology / Psychologie canadienne

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A feminist approach to the psychology of women is defined. In terms of this definition four areas central to the psychology of women are examined. These areas are theory building, sex differences research, research describing women's lives, and feminist therapy. For each area past accomplishments are outlined and future directions are suggested. In conclusion, two important methodological paradoxes are presented, and their relevance to a developing feminist psychology of women is discussed.

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