… Disorders in 1952, describing frigidity, dyspareunia, and nymphomania as types of women’s
sexual disorders, … This particularly applies to women’s sexual disorders in the form of painful …

… Despite the existing body of evidence, many constructs involved in cognitive behavioral
and fear-avoidance models of genital pain have been measured in isolation and as part of …

… The goal of this study was to evaluate an online mindfulness-based group sex therapy vs
an online supportive sex education group therapy to address these sexual difficulties. …

… The PLISSIT model: A proposed conceptual scheme for the behavioral treatment of
sexual problems. Journal of Sex Education and Therapy, 2(1), 1–15. https://doi.org/10.1080/…

… to female sexual dysfunction. Lack of erotic thoughts, less pleasure and diminished satisfaction
were also more common in women with sexual dysfunction … February and May 2010, and …

… The current literature review seeks to comprehensively evaluate female sexual dysfunction
… potential association between shame and female sexual dysfunction. Further, partnership …

… co-occurring sexual dysfunction and anxiety (Lewis et al., Citation2010). … cognitive behavioral
therapy approach, have thus focused on patients’ negativity biases, unhelpful behaviors…

… sexual functioning, manifested in the avoidance of sexual activity, low sexual satisfaction, and
sexual disorders… for the treatment of patients with sexual problems in individuals with body …

… schema for implementing affective balance therapies for sexual dysfunction, which
integrate psychoeducational, somatic, and cognitive therapeutic approaches under the ANT …

… , acceptance-based therapy, and cognitive behavioral therapy from … of sexual abuse and
subsequent sexual dysfunction as … disorders behavior therapies and suggesting that behavioral …