Unifying the Field of Psychosexual Therapy

An International Dialogue on Theories and Practices

Edited By: Caleb Jacobson

£67.99

This groundbreaking book gathers insights on psychosexual therapy from leading experts. What distinguishes this volume is its dedication to diversity, offering a rich mosaic of perspectives on the psychological, cultural, and ethical dimensions of sex therapy. An essential read.

The present book marks a groundbreaking entry into the field of sexual health literature. This edited volume gathers an unparalleled array of insights, research findings,…

The present book marks a groundbreaking entry into the field of sexual health literature. This edited volume gathers an unparalleled array of insights, research findings, and innovative approaches from leading experts around the world, addressing the multifaceted challenges and opportunities within psychosexual therapy. What distinguishes this book is its dedication to diversity and inclusivity, reflected in both the topics explored and the diverse backgrounds of its contributors. From examining psychosexual practices within the Deaf community to sensitively navigating gender identity conflicts in traditionally religious settings, this book offers a rich mosaic of perspectives that highlights the complexity and scope of the field.
Each chapter deepens the understanding of specific issues while weaving a cohesive narrative that underscores the interconnectedness of psychological, cultural, and ethical dimensions in sex therapy. For anyone dedicated to advancing sexual wellness and therapeutic practices, this book is an essential addition to their collection, promising both insight and inspiration.

Caleb Jacobson is an internationally recognized clinical psychologist, sex therapist, and Bible scholar. He holds a Doctorate of Psychology (PsyD) in clinical psychology and a Doctorate of Philosophy (PhD) in Hebrew Bible, biblical archaeology, and psychological exegesis. In his clinical practice, Dr Jacobson specializes in treating religious and conservative patients, addressing male sexual dysfunction, and working with rare and problematic sexual issues. He is the author of several books, including “Sex Therapy with Religious Patients: Working with Jewish, Christian, and Muslim Communities”. Dr Jacobson currently serves as the president of both the School of Sex Therapy and the International Association of Psychosexual Therapists, where he leads efforts to advance the field through education, research, and clinical innovation.

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