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What values are underlying the actions of scientific societies of sexologists in sexology and sexual health?

What values are underlying the actions of scientific societies of sexologists in sexology and sexual health?

Declaration of sexual rights (WAS 2014)
The rights to freedom of association and peaceful assembly: The right to participation in public and political life. Everyone has the right to peacefully organise, associate, assemble, demonstrate, and advocate including about sexuality, sexual health, and sexual rights. What values exist behind these actions? Société Française de Sexologie Clinique (SFSC) promotes training, reflection and sharing of knowledge. The ethical values of SFSC are impartiality and neutrality of sex therapists. This requires them to confront the sexual problems of their patients. The reactions of sex therapists against transference must be minimized. It is important, for personal reasons that embracing this discipline appears to them clearly, without equivocation or ambiguity. Sex therapists also need to know their own limits.

Issues for discussions

  • What is the role of the scientific society of sexologists in the field of sexology and sexual health?
  • Is there a common sexual morality that could be the basis for various scientific societies?
  • A scientific society: is it legitimate to express the position of its members on political issues?
Areas of Interest / Categories: WAS 2015

WAS 2015

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