Sexology in clinical practice. Bayer K.M., Levit K.K.

The problems associated with sexual life have traditionally attached less importance compared to other aspects of health. But as sexuality is recognized as the necessary component for the quality of life, understanding, discussion of sex and the use of evidence -based methods become important not only in the treatment of pathology. Sexual medicine in clinical practice provides the basis, justification and strategy for both solving sexual problems, and for the consideration of patients about sexual health, behavior and relationships.

In this guide on analysis of sexuality, irradiated approaches to Disorders of sexual function, sexual behavior and sexual relationships. The technique proposed by the authors allows patients to become the main participants in their own healing, and the doctor acts as an expert and leader. Among the questions raised in the book is the communicative function of sexuality; spectrum of sexual disorders; diagnostic principles; aspects of sexual therapy focused on the disease and the patient; therapeutic approaches to sexual trauma; New tasks in preventing sexual violence against children and sexual crimes on the Internet, etc.

The publication is intended not only for specialists (sexologists, psychotherapists, andrologists, gynecologists, etc.), but it will be interesting and useful to a wide circle of readers.