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This important book explores the history of sexuality and the
breadth of support available to people experiencing sex and
relationship challenges, presenting a model of psychosexual therapy
that's contextualised in the past, present and future and examined
within a developmental and relational framework. Sexual Grounding
Therapy focusses on the work of Willem Poppeliers, who developed
his unique approach to sex and relationship issues in the 1990s.
Geoff Lamb explores the model's historical context; offers a
comparison with other contemporary approaches, both mainstream and
alternative; describes the model and its application in detail; and
looks at future directions for this innovative work. While
Poppeliers' approach to psychosexual therapy is radical, Geoff's
book emphasises and goes beyond this, taking a controversial stance
on such topics as sexuality and religion, psychotherapy and
science, and the position of both psychotherapy and psychosexual
therapy in today's society. Sexual Grounding Therapy explores how
people's needs at each stage of their lifelong psychosexual
development relate to any current sex and relationship problems
they may be experiencing. It will be invaluable, not only to
professionals - counsellors, psychotherapists and others whose work
involves sex and relationships - but also to readers who are
interested in exploring their own self-development and
relationships from a historical, social and family perspective.
This important book explores the history of sexuality and the
breadth of support available to people experiencing sex and
relationship challenges, presenting a model of psychosexual therapy
that's contextualised in the past, present and future and examined
within a developmental and relational framework. Sexual Grounding
Therapy focusses on the work of Willem Poppeliers, who developed
his unique approach to sex and relationship issues in the 1990s.
Geoff Lamb explores the model's historical context; offers a
comparison with other contemporary approaches, both mainstream and
alternative; describes the model and its application in detail; and
looks at future directions for this innovative work. While
Poppeliers' approach to psychosexual therapy is radical, Geoff's
book emphasises and goes beyond this, taking a controversial stance
on such topics as sexuality and religion, psychotherapy and
science, and the position of both psychotherapy and psychosexual
therapy in today's society. Sexual Grounding Therapy explores how
people's needs at each stage of their lifelong psychosexual
development relate to any current sex and relationship problems
they may be experiencing. It will be invaluable, not only to
professionals - counsellors, psychotherapists and others whose work
involves sex and relationships - but also to readers who are
interested in exploring their own self-development and
relationships from a historical, social and family perspective.
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