Sexuality, intimacy and mental health care

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Contents Sexuality, intimacy and social work

1. The perception of sexuality and intimacy
2. Biopsychosociological sexology 
3. Sexual development 
4. Sexual education 
5. Sexual abuse 
6. The social worker 
 














1. The perception of sexuality and intimacy
 

Language and definitions
Emotions
Gender identity
Sexual identity
Asexuality
Paraphilias
Solosex
Sexual health
Social acceptance

2. Science about sexuality 
Introduction
Biological explanations of sexual behavior
Sociological explanations of sexual behavior
Psychological explanations of sexual behavior
Summary
    
3. Sexual development
Introduction
Introduction
Children and youth
Mentally handicapped people
Psychiatric patients
Elderly people
Summary

4. Sexual education
 Introduction
History of sexual education
Information instruction
Sex, lust or burden
Sexually transmitted diseases
Sexual education for youth
Sexual education for mentally handicapped people
Sexual education for physically handicapped people
Sexual education in psychiatry
Sexual education with elder people
Prostitution
Pornography
Education and cooperation in teams
Summary
       
5. Sexual abuse 
Introduction
Prevalence of sexual abuse
Effects of sexual abuse on victims
Diagnostics of victims
The family of the victim
Counseling with victims
Integrated counseling of victims and abusers
Diagnostics of abusers
Counseling of abusers
Prevention of sexual violence
The professional task of a non-specialized mental health professional
Summary

6. Sexual and intimate contacts in mental health care
   
Introduction
Law and professional codes
Professional factors
Prevalence, motivation and perception
Cases
Debate on sexual contacts between professional and client
Transference
Consciousness of sexual emotions
Prevention of abuse by professionals
Sexual contacts between clients
Summary
      
Epilogue
Literature
Addresses
Index

 

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