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MFT Exam - Sex Therapy

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Focusing mentally on one’s sexual performance during sex, which can cause or result from performance anxiety, disrupting natural sexual response.

Sex Therapy: Audio File:

1. Sexual Dysfunction – Physical arousal or performance problem → requires medical referral.

2. Sexual Disorder – Psychological arousal or performance issue → treatable by a sex therapist.

3. Spectatoring – Over-focusing on one’s performance, causing or increasing anxiety.

4. Coital Alignment Technique (CAT) – Enhances mutual stimulation through full-body contact.

5. Sensate Focus – Gradual touch exercises to reduce anxiety and build sexual comfort.

6. Squeeze Technique – Partner squeezes penis before orgasm to delay ejaculation.

7. Stop-Start Technique – Alternating stimulation and pauses to build control and confidence.

8. Triphasic Sexual Response – Desire, excitement, and orgasm stages (Kaplan).

9. Bridge Maneuver – Manual stimulation helps female orgasm; partner gradually takes over.

10. Directed Masturbation Training – Teaches anorgasmic women self- and partner-stimulation.

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Sex Therapy: Audio File:

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2. Sexual Disorder – Psychological arousal or pe...

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Sex Therapy: Audio File:

1. Sexual Dysfunction – Physical arousal or performance problem → requires medical referral.

2. Sexual Disorder – Psychological arousal or performance issue → treatable by a sex therapist.

3. Spectatoring – Over-focusing on one’s performance, causing or increasing anxiety.

4. Coital Alignment Technique (CAT) – Enhances mutual stimulation through full-body contact.

5. Sensate Focus – Gradual touch exercises to reduce anxiety and build sexual comfort.

6. Squeeze Technique – Partner squeezes penis before orgasm to delay ejaculation.

7. Stop-Start Technique – Alternating stimulation and pauses to build control and confidence.

8. Triphasic Sexual Response – Desire, excitement, and orgasm stages (Kaplan).

9. Bridge Maneuver – Manual stimulation helps female orgasm; partner gradually takes over.

10. Directed Masturbation Training – Teaches anorgasmic women self- and partner-stimulation.