Abstract
An examination is offered of recently developed therapeutic strategies for the treatment of sexual dysfunction. Treatment techniques using groups arose from the desire to increase the efficiency and decrease the cost of therapy. The characteristics and techniques of these groups are examined. These treatments seem efficacious and may possess certain advantages over individual therapy. A discussion is offered of -written programs for treating sexual dysfunction. When utilized with clients whose relationships are stable and motivation high, these methods also appear efficacious. Comments are provided regarding further use of these strategies.
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