Beginning with an understanding of how disability and sexuality are socially defined phenomena, and illustrated by research drawn from a range of international contexts, this book is the first to examine this important but seldom acknowledged issue.
Beginning with an understanding of how disability and sexuality are socially defined phenomena, and illustrated by research drawn from a range of international contexts, this book is the first to examine this important but seldom acknowledged issue.
Poul Rohleder is a clinical psychologist and reader at the University of East London, whose research interests cover psychosocial aspects of health, sexual health and disability studies. Stine Hellum Braathen is a research manager at SINTEF Technology and Society, Department of Health Research, in Norway. For more than a decade she has done research and published extensively in the area of disability and sexual health. Mark T. Carew is a Research Fellow at the Leonard Cheshire Research Centre, based at University College London. His experience and research interests lie in tackling problematic issues and barriers that affect people with disabilities globally, including exclusion from sexual health.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction 2. Understanding disability 3. Disability, identity and 'vulnerability' 4. Sexual health education 5. Sexual abuse and exploitation Chapter 6. HIV and sexually transmitted diseases 7. Disability and sexual reproductive health care 8. Inclusive practice
1. Introduction 2. Understanding disability 3. Disability, identity and 'vulnerability' 4. Sexual health education 5. Sexual abuse and exploitation Chapter 6. HIV and sexually transmitted diseases 7. Disability and sexual reproductive health care 8. Inclusive practice
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