Touchy subject is touchy

April 8, 2011 10:28 AM

Novel research filter: Trying to find detailed information about sex therapy.

In particular I'm interested in the treatment of gay males who have been sexually assaulted, but since I know this is kind of overly specific, I'm open to anything about general sex therapy techniques that can be altered or adapted to a given situation (I assume this kind of information will be of the most benefit).

I am not a stranger to traditional therapy and understand it goes hand in hand with sex therapy, so that isn't much of an issue.

posted by iarerach to Human Relations (2 answers total)

Best answer: There is a therapy and psychiatry group in my Columbus, OH neighborhood (it's a very LGBT friendly 'hood) that has specialists in this area who, by all reports, are awesome. Based on their bios page, it looks like a good bet that someone may make the time for you to interview them in this capacity (as they do a lot of education abut the topic). It's a very popular counseling group in this area.
posted by rumposinc at 10:36 AM on April 8, 2011

Best answer: You might also want to check out Steve Braverman's website.. He is a therapist who does a lot of work on sexual abuse of men and boys, in addition to being very LBGTQ friendly in his practice.
posted by metahawk at 8:10 PM on April 8, 2011