Sexual Dysfunction In Women

Table of Contents PrefaceDedication1. Description1.1. Terminology1.2. Definition1.2.1. Traditional Models of the SexualResponse1.2.2. Challenges to Traditional Models of theSexual Response1.2.3. Sexual Dysfunctions in Women1.3. Epidemiology1.3.1. Low Desire or Interest in Sex1.3.2. Arousal Difficulties1.3.3. Difficulty With Orgasm1.3.4. Pain With Intercourse1.4. Course and Prognosis1.5. Differential Diagnosis1.6. Comorbidities2. Theories and Models of Sexual Dysfunction2.1. Barlow's Cognitive-Affective Model2.2. Dual-Control Model2.3. The Sexual Tipping Point Model2.4. Intersystems Approach2.5. New View Approach2.6. Summary and Integration of Models3. Diagnosis and Treatment Indications3.1. Risk and Dysfunction-Maintaining Factors3.1.1. Biomedical3.1.2. Psychological3.1.3. Social4. Treatment4.1. Methods of Treatment4.1.1. General Assessment and TreatmentGuidelines4.1.2. Generic Therapy Template4.1.3. Dysfunction-Specific Assessment andTreatment Components4.2. Problems in Carrying...