The Palgrave Handbook of the Psychology of Sexuality and Gender

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The Palgrave Handbook of the Psychology of Sexuality and Gender gives a thorough overview of all of the normative - and many of the less common - sexualities, genders and relationship forms including: Asexuality; Bisexuality; BDSM; Gay; Heterosexuality; Kink; Lesbian; Further sexualities; Trans sexualities; Cisgender; Intersex; Further genders; Non-binary gender; Monogamies; and Open Non-Monogamies.

The Handbook also considers psychological areas such as Clinical psychology; Counselling psychology; Qualitative research; Quantitative research; and Sex therapy as they relate to sexuality and gender as well as intersectional areas such as: Ageing; Ethnicity; Class; Disability; Health Psychology; and Religion.

Contributions from leading scholars and practitioners in this area combine cutting edge research with considerations on both clinical practice and academic study of sexuality and gender for psychologists from student to professor; and from any discipline interested in these ubiquitous aspects of humanity.


Author(s): Christina Richards, Meg John Barker
Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan
Year: 2015

Language: English
Pages: xxx+476
Tags: Sexuality Psychology Counseling Health Fitness Dieting Social Interactions Clinical Cognitive Developmental Neuropsychology Psychopathology Psychotherapy Sciences New Used Rental Textbooks Specialty Boutique

Introduction; Christina Richards and Dr Meg John Barker
PART I: SEXUALITY
1. Asexuality; Dr Mark Carrigan
2. BDSM - bondage and discipline; dominance and submission; sadism and masochism; Dr Emma Turley and Dr Trevor Butt
3. Bisexuality; Helen Bowes-Catton and Dr Nikki Hayfield
4. Further sexualities; Christina Richards
5. Gay men; Dr Damien Riggs
6. Heterosexuality; Dr Panteá Farvid
7.Lesbian psychology; Dr Sonja Ellis
8. Trans sexualities; Dr Penny Lenihan, Dr Tony Kainth and Robin Dundas
PART II: GENDER
9. Cisgender - Living in the gender assigned at birth; Dr Laura Harvey and Ester McGeeney
10. Further genders; Dr Meg John Barker and Christina Richards
11. Intersex/DSD ; Prof Katrina Røn
12. Trans Gender - Living in a gender different from that assigned at birth; Dr Sarah Murjan and Dr Walter Pierre Bouman
PART III: RELATIONSHIPS
13. Monogamy; Ali Ziegler; Prof Terri D. Conley; Amy C. Moors; Jes L. Matsick and Jennifer D. Rubin
14. Open non-monogamies; Dr Nathan Rambukkana
PART IV: PSYCHOLOGICAL AREAS
15. Clinical psychology; Prof Jan Burns and Dr Claudia Zitz
16. Counselling psychology; Dawn Clark and Prof Del Loewenthal
17. Health psychology; Dr Joanna Semlyen
18. Qualitative methods; Dr Sarah Seymour- Smith
19. Quantitative methods; Dr Gareth Hagger-Johnson
20. Sex therapy; Michael Berry and Dr Meg John Barker
PART V: INTERSECTIONS
21. Ageing; Dr Paul Simpson
22. Class; Dr Bridgette Rickett and Dr Maxine Woolhouse
23. Disability; Dr Alex Iantaffi and Dr Sara Mize
24. Ethnicity; Dr Roshan das Nair
25. Religion; Dr Rob Clucas