The use of an interdisciplinary approach to ejaculatory disorders

The use of an interdisciplinary approach to ejaculatory disorders

2020-08-01 00:00:00 28m

Offering clients an interdisciplinary and approach in dealing with sexual dysfunctions has been shown to positively impact on client and relational outcomes. Viewing a sexual concern from one lens or perspective i.e. medical or psychological can fail to achieve the best outcome for clients. Ejaculatory disorders are the most common presenting problems for men.

Our understanding of Delayed Ejaculation is poor, with limited research, and a lack of empirical data, proven interventions are scarce. It is easy to understand why practitioners, both medical and psychosexual are often perplexed by this presenting complaint. Jocelyn will discuss the psychosexual impact of ejaculatory disorders on the patient and couple system, highlight some of the less invasive treatment strategies and present a case history that highlights the need for a more systemic and interdisciplinary approach.

Speakers: Jocelyn Klug
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