… As the cognitive behavioral treatment procedures differ … sexual disorders we review the
treatments for each disorder … on cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) for sexual dysfunctions only. …

… on sexual function and response of women with lifelong vaginismus. Whereas some women
and their partners report few sexual problems … , 2009; ter Kuile, Both, & van Lankveld, 2010). …

… in sexual problems between women with CPP and healthy controls; and (ii) moderators/mediators
of sexual problems in women … , women with CPP would report more sexual problems …

… some women and their partners report few sexual problems if … (Reissing, 2009; ter Kuile,
Both, & van Lankveld, 2010). This model … Cognitive behavioral therapy for sexual dysfunctions in …

… , 14–25% of women who attend sexual dysfunction clinics for sexual … Women with
dyspareunia who reported increased perceived pain control following cognitive behavioral therapy (…

… therapy for women with low sexual desire, and for targeting the individual distress and cognitive
factors often associated with this sexual dysfunction. … & Harends, 2010) and adjusted for …

… -based programs for improving sexual functioning in the general population. … cognitive
behavioral therapy (CBT) program in alleviating problems with sexuality and intimacy in women …

… sexual function and response in sufferers. Whereas some women report few sexual problems
… penetration (Reissing, 2009; ter Kuile, Both, & van Lankveld, 2010). The basic tenet of the …

… in female sexual dysfunction and two further studies that examined male and female sexual
dysfunction together. Most trials explored sexual pain disorders. About half of all studies in …

… of these behaviors in cognitive behavioral models of sexual dysfunction (eg, ter Kuile and
Reissing’s … , we aimed to help inform cognitive behavioral interventions for sexual dysfunction. …