Effect of Sexocorporel-based sexual counseling on sexual health literacy and sexual quality of life among married deaf women of reproductive age: a randomized controlled trial.
Aug 2026· Journal of Sexual Medicine· Vol 23 9· 0 citations
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TL;DR
Sexocorporel-based sexual counseling may represent an effective and communication-sensitive approach for improving sexual health literacy and sexual quality of life among married deaf women.
OBJECTIVES
To evaluate and compare the impacts of GES (Good Enough Sex) and PLISSIT (Permission, Limited Information, Specific Suggestions, Intensive Therapy) sexual counseling models on sexual intimacy, sexual quality of life, and sexual satisfaction relative to standard care.
METHODS
This randomized controlled tria...
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