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Books

Sexuality After Spinal Cord Injury: Answers to Your Questions
by Stanley H. Ducharme, Ph.D., Kathleen M. Gill, Ph.D.

Sexualitat bei Ouerschnittlahmung
Dr. Ducharme and Dr. Gill's revised and updated German edition of the book Sexuality and Spinal Cord Injury published in 2006 by Huber Publishing Co., Bern, Switzerland.

Professional Resources
Check this section regularly for in depth articles, book chapters, websites and other resources for the professional.

Journals

Sexuality & Disability
Edited by Stanley Ducharme, Ph.D.

Articles (by Stanley Ducharme, Ph.D.)

Onsite

• The Sexual Consequences of Polytrauma
• Testosterone and Spinal Cord Injury
• Talking with Your Partner about Sexual Matters
• Autonomic Dysreflexia and Vibrostimulation for Men with Spinal Cord Injury
• The Effects of the Aging Process on
  Sexual Behavior, Attitudes and Functioning
• Female Sexual Functioning and Dysfunction
• Pornography and Your Relationship
• Sexuality And The Rehabilitation Process
• In Search of the Female Viagra
• Herbal and Non FDA Approved Medications for Erectile Dysfunction May Pose Serious Health Threats
• Managing Conflict in Your Relationship
• Low Sexual Desire and Low Sex Relationships
• Levitra and Cialis Make Their Debut: Should You Make The Switch?
• Ejaculation Problems: Too Slow or Too Fast?
• Tips From A Sex Therapist…
• Sex Drugs: The Second Generation
• Sexually Transmitted Diseases: Incidence and Precautions
• Facing Sexual Addiction
• Brain Trauma and Sexuality
• Sexuality and Spinal Cord Injury
• Sex, Fatigue and Depression
• Prostate Problems, Spinal Cord Injury and Sex

Offsite

• The New Female Sexuality: Part 1
  
• The New Female Sexuality: Part 2
  

Frequently Asked Questions

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Suggested Readings

• Suggested Readings in Sex and Disability

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