Table of Contents

Chapter 1. Introduction Glossary

Chapter 2. Starting a relationship: initial passion Clinical relevance & case vignettes

Chapter 3. Kissing Clinical relevance & case vignettes

Chapter 4. Touch, sensuality, attachment Clinical relevance & case vignettes

Chapter 5. Sexual Intimacy: arousal and orgasm Clinical relevance & case vignettes

Chapter 6. Commitment and parenting Clinical relevance & case vignettes

Chapter 7. Infidelity Clinical relevance & case vignettes

Chapter 8. Breaking up Clinical relevance & case vignettes

Chapter 9. Staying together: unhappily Clinical relevance & case vignettes

Chapter 10. Staying together: happily Clinical relevance & case vignettes

Chapter 11. Concluding comments

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About the Author

I have a private practice and from 2012 to 2017 I was the Psychosexual Studies Tutor at Tavistock Relationships, teaching many topics in sexology, including neurobiology. As a Consultant Clinical Psychologist In the NHS, I was Head of a Relationship and Sexual Problems service and supervised team members.


 


Relevant publications:


Hiler, J 2004. Speculations on the links between feelings, emotions and sexual behaviour: are vasopressin and oxytocin involved? Sexual and relationship Therapy, 19(4) pp393-412


Hiller, J. Wood, H., and Bolton, W., 2006. Sex, Mind and Emotion: London, Karnac