Romantic relations, sexuality and intimacy among young adults and adolescents with severe mental illness, intellectual disability and Down syndrome: a review of the literature
Miriam Belluzzo,
Camilla Esposito,
Erica De Alfieri
et al.
Abstract:Background
Although sexual health and well-being have gained recognition as vital parts of a person’s overall well-being despite possible conditions of disability, individuals with severe mental illness, as well as people with intellectual disability and Down syndrome, especially adolescents and young adults, often face stigma and human rights violations which, in association with the specific nature of their clinical condition, impacting their self-esteem and the ability to form meaningful relationships and … Show more
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