The Healing Power of Sex - Softcover

Sachs, Judith

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1504028910 ISBN 13: 9781504028912

Publisher: Open Road Integrated Media, Inc., 2016

Synopsis

Sex does more than make you feel good. It improves your health, helps you communicate more effectively, and raises your self-esteem.
 
Sex can heal in the following ways: Relieving symptoms of arthritis, insomnia, chronic pain, muscular tension, and mood swings; Recharging your sexual batteries with flirting and fantasy; Helping you enjoy a satisfying sex life, even if you’re chronically ill or disabled; Adding spontaneity to your relationships; Communicating your desires without hurt feelings.
 
Intimacy is bigger than what happens in the bedroom. This book will help you unlock your sexual potential.

About this title

About the Author:

Judith Sachs is the author or co-author of over 20 books on preventative healthcare, including The Anxious Parent, The Healing Power of Sex, and Break the Stress Cycle. She conducts workshops on stress management, midlife, sexuality, and preventive healthcare at holistic health centers, universities, corporations, and schools. She has appeared on The Today Show and many other media venues.

From Publishers Weekly:

In this well-paced book, Sachs celebrates the joys of sexuality, considering it a complex gift that requires a delicate balance of passion and judgment. Because sexuality is much more than two bodies, or even one, participating in a sexual act, she says it's important to explore all possible sexual dimensions. To that end, she includes sections on getting reacquainted with one's body, the importance of establishing a mind-body connection, achieving a healthy attitude toward sex, ways of adding vitality and spontaneity to sexual relationships, and why sex talk is important. She even makes suggestions on how parents can discuss sexual issues with their children. In light of these perilous times (read: HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases), information is supplied on how to have safer, smarter sex, and how to address these issues with a new partner. Although a reading list is provided, source notes would have been helpful, especially to substantiate some controversial statements-for example, that African American women are taught that it's wrong to touch themselves, or it's part of the Greek tradition for young men to select same-sex partners before they accept their traditional matrimonial obligations.
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About this edition

• Publisher: Open Road Integrated Media, Inc.
• Publication date: 2016
• ISBN 10: 1504028910
• ISBN 13: 9781504028912
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 328