Psychology 328: Human Sexuality: Therapy and Developmental Perspectives

Course Mentor: (Counseling Psychology Staff)

Tuition: $375

Theoretical and practical issues will be studied in the understanding and treatment of sexual dysfunctions, problems in communication, attitudes, sexual abuse and incest. Homosexuality and male/female sexual development roles and stages will also be studied.

Required Texts:

Leiblum, Sandra and Rosen, Raymond (editors). Principles and Practice of Sex Therapy. New York: Guilford Publications, 2000. (ISBN: 1572305746) Click on the title to order this text online through WorldU's link with Amazon.com. Some used copies may be available on the page for this book. The text may also be ordered online from the publisher's website at www.guilford.com.

From the Back Cover
"Continuing in their fine tradition, Leiblum and Rosen give those of us who are learning, providing, or reflecting on the treatment of sexual problems an opportunity to be with the best thinkers in the field. Hope for medication assistance now abounds, yet the authors succeed in conveying the rich psychological and social landscape of human sexual interaction. No one who reads this book will ever again be tempted to reduce sex therapy to a single paradigm." Stephen B. Levine, MD, Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, Cleveland, OH.

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