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May 23, 2008The Journal of Sexual Medicine354 citations

A Mindfulness-Based Group Psychoeducational Intervention Targeting Sexual Arousal Disorder in Women

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LBLori A. BrottoRBRosemary BassonMLMijal Luria

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These data provide preliminary support for a brief, three-session group psychoeducational intervention for women with sexual desire and arousal complaints. Specifically, women with a history of sexual abuse improved more than women without such a history. Participant feedback indicated that mindfulness was the most effective component of the treatment, in line with prior findings. However, future compartmentalization trials are necessary in order to conclude this more definitively.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69db1d643d9adb00e768434dhttps://doi.org/10.1111/j.1743-6109.2008.00850.x
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