Abstract
Sex is one of the central aspects of the human condition and one of the driving factors
of our evolution as a species. It is a necessary element of midwifery because,
aside from modern medical-assisted reproduction techniques, there will be no pregnancies
without sex.
Various publications have clarified that midwives need expertise—both skills
and knowledge—concerning human sexuality. This chapter will broadly focus on
how sex works and when sex is not working, both on an individual and couple level.
Other chapters of this book will tackle sexuality and sexual health from a more biological,
psychological or social perspective, concerning different parts of the midwife’s
field of practice—from pre-conception to young parenthood.
What makes sex work? Can we define parameters for promoting satisfying sexual
experiences or understanding how sexual experiences can be disappointing or
frustrating, e.g. when sex does not work?
This chapter strives to go beyond the mere description of models of sexual
response [1] and aims to outline a simple to use ‘3-Conditions Framework’, describing
the necessary conditions that sexual experiences have to meet to be ‘good’.
‘Good’ meaning pleasant, satisfying, fulfilling, bonding, fun or whatever one wants
it to be.
Keywords
sexual stimuli;sexual dysfunctions;PLISSIT model;3-conditions framework;sexual system;
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Language: |
English |
Year of publishing: |
2023 |
Typology: |
1.16 - Independent Scientific Component Part or a Chapter in a Monograph |
Organization: |
UL ZF - University College of Health Studies |
UDC: |
613.880.5 |
COBISS: |
146117379
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Secondary keywords: |
spolni dražljaji;spolne disfunkcije;PLISSIT model;ogrodje treh pogojev;spolni sistem;Sexuality;Midwifery;Spolnost;Babištvo; |
Type (COBISS): |
Other |
Pages: |
Str. 29-40 |
DOI: |
978-3-031-18432-1_3 |
ID: |
18476514 |