Helping People with Sexual Problems is a practical guide to enable all clinical health care professionals, whether doctors, nurses, or other clinicians, to assess, understand and attempt to treat their patient’s sexual problems, paying attention to both organic and psychological aspects of aetiology and management. It helps them to know when to refer on to specialist services, for difficult or complex cases, and to whom patients would best be referred.

Features:

Covers the newest information, with particular focus on non-pharmacological treatment of sexual dysfunction

Practical approach, including management algorithms to be used in a clinical setting

Explains the wider impact of sexual dysfunction, including its effect on the family. This gives the non-specialist clinician an insight into the seriousness of the condition

Text enhanced with state-of-the-art illustrations to explain and summarise difficult concepts

Summary boxes and 'learning points' help provide fast access to answers

Clear writing style makes it accessible to clinicians from a range of specialty areas