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Maha Nasrallah-Babenko presents a culturally sensitive and uniquely
accessible guide that equips clinicians, student sex therapists,
and female clients with the tools to confidently treat
genito-pelvic pain and penetration disorders (GPPPD). Addressing
the issue from an integrated approach, the book provides
evidence-based information and sensate, solo and partner practical
exercises derived from the author's experience to help clinicians
support women in redefining their relationship with sex, their
bodies, and their partners. With a special focus on those from
conservative and religious backgrounds, this beautifully
illustrated text emphasizes the psychological, emotional, and
relational factors that may increase shame and fear surrounding
sex. The book defines GPPPD before outlining the author's ABCs
approach, awareness, body, control, and safety, where she examines
topics such as sexual abuse, how to communicate with you partner,
sexual beliefs and messages, the importance of arousal,
vulnerability and assertiveness, and shifting the significance of
penetration for an enjoyable sex life. This book is essential
reading for training and established sex therapists, family
therapists, and couple therapists looking to support those
struggling with sexual intimacy, as well as the couples seeking
their help.
Maha Nasrallah-Babenko presents a culturally sensitive and uniquely
accessible guide that equips clinicians, student sex therapists,
and female clients with the tools to confidently treat
genito-pelvic pain and penetration disorders (GPPPD). Addressing
the issue from an integrated approach, the book provides
evidence-based information and sensate, solo and partner practical
exercises derived from the author's experience to help clinicians
support women in redefining their relationship with sex, their
bodies, and their partners. With a special focus on those from
conservative and religious backgrounds, this beautifully
illustrated text emphasizes the psychological, emotional, and
relational factors that may increase shame and fear surrounding
sex. The book defines GPPPD before outlining the author's ABCs
approach, awareness, body, control, and safety, where she examines
topics such as sexual abuse, how to communicate with you partner,
sexual beliefs and messages, the importance of arousal,
vulnerability and assertiveness, and shifting the significance of
penetration for an enjoyable sex life. This book is essential
reading for training and established sex therapists, family
therapists, and couple therapists looking to support those
struggling with sexual intimacy, as well as the couples seeking
their help.
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