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"A timely and practical book about male sexual function by two highly respected clinicians, this text is of exceptional value because it combines information about biological and psychological treatment in one brief, easily readable text. I would recommend that all men with erectile problems read this book."
--R. T. Segraves, MD, Ph.D., professor of psychiatry at Case Western School of Medicine and editor of the "Journal of Sex and Marital Therapy "
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The book begins with an uncomplicated explanation of ED and a discussion of the mythologies that surround much of male sexuality. After describing the integrated treatment approach, the book helps men develop a set of realistic sexual expectations for each phase of their lives and explores the role of their partners in resolving ED problems. Exercises help men assess the nature of their problems. The results of the assessments lead readers to explore medical, psychological, and couples-related interventions. The book closes with a detailed program for relapse prevention. Ultimately, the Metz-McCarthy approach encourages couples to explore their own sexual intimacy as a means of overcoming the problem.
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Erectile dysfunction (ED), defined as a problem with getting or keeping an erection sufficient for intercourse, is very common. Read the first page
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2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Would recommend this book to any couple who need some help in this area. We were on the way to solving our problem within a couple of weeks, after reading this book together and discussing all the exercises and following the suggestions
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21 of 23 people found the following review helpful
Good book!
17 April 2008
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Well, timing is everything... and isn't always fair. Had I not just completed reading The Hardness Factor before picking up "Coping With Erectile Dysfunction," I would probably have given this book 5 stars.
Metz and McCarthy have done a very good job of showing us the causes of erectile dysfunction along with some fixes (mainly using sexual awareness to overcome the problem).
I've been using the methods in this book, The Hardness Factor, and Exercising the Penis to build up the strength of my erections. All books have contributed to me overcoming the problem. This book, however, is best from the psychological stand point. If you suffer at all in this area, I suggest getting it.
Metz and McCarthy have done a very good job of showing us the causes of erectile dysfunction along with some fixes (mainly using sexual awareness to overcome the problem).
I've been using the methods in this book, The Hardness Factor, and Exercising the Penis to build up the strength of my erections. All books have contributed to me overcoming the problem. This book, however, is best from the psychological stand point. If you suffer at all in this area, I suggest getting it.
22 of 26 people found the following review helpful
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28 Feb 2006
Format:Paperback
this book is more from a psychological standpoint of a man. if your looking for something to help you understand premature ejaculation or impotency from a mans point of view its a good book. If your looking at it as a spouse looking for answers then it's a fair book but really doesn't offer the proper solutions.
Coping with Erectile Dysfunction: How to Regain Confidence and Enjoy Great Sex
18 Nov 2011
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This is another great book to help you deal with the problems that can occur due to Low T. It can help show your partner that his problem is shared by many others and how they have dealt with their problems and how he too can learn to deal with his. It is a great tool to have in helping him through the process of healing. It can also show us, as their partner, how to deal with and make less of the stress of dealing with a problem that affects both of you.
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