Includes bibliographical references (pages 285-288).

Part I: Sex and relationships -- Sexual intimacy and delight -- Sexual desire and expectations -- Threats to sexual intimacy -- Increasing sexual satisfaction -- Stress and sex -- Birth control and reproduction -- Infertility -- Part II: Sexual problems and relationship challenges -- Low sexual desire -- Orgasmic disorders -- Premature ejaculation -- Sexual arousal disorder -- Sexual pain disorder -- Masturbation and self-sex -- Oral sex -- Anal sex -- Sexually transmitted diseases -- HIV transmission and AIDS -- Adult survivors of sexual abuse -- Infidelity and affairs -- Forgiveness and rebuilding trust -- Part III: Sexual addiction and deviance -- Sex and romance addiction -- Pornography -- Polyamory and group sex -- Exhibitionism and voyeurism -- Fetishism -- Frotteurism -- Sadism and masochism -- Sexual violence and rape -- Prostitution and sexual exploitation -- Pedophilia -- Sexual harassment -- Part IV: Gender identity issues -- Homosexuality -- Gender identity disorder -- Transvestic fetishism -- Part V: Sexual issues in parenting and family life -- Raising sexually healthy children -- Sexually active kids and teens -- Teenage pregnancy and parenting -- Incest -- Singles and sexuality -- Elder sex.

One of the foremost counseling needs in our day is help with sexuality and relationship issues. But sometimes those who are faced with helping the hurting could use a little more information about the problems that people bring to them. The Quick-Reference Guide to Sexuality and Relationship Counseling provides the answers. --from publisher description.