nal and relationship satisfaction than
women with unsatisfying sexual relationships. Hutcherson's symposium
co-chair Dr. Sheryl A. Kingsberg, Associate Professor and Chief of the
Division of Behavioral Medicine at University Hospitals Case Medical Center
in Cleveland, addressed the female brain/body connection to sexual response
and the roles of emotion and health in the outcome. Kingsberg stated that
the key to understanding female sexual function is to not only look at the
objective data but also focus on a patient's satisfaction and sense of
psychological and relationship well-being.
Other speakers addressed barriers to sexual health, including medical
and emotional concerns as they correlate to common relationship issues. Dr.
Pepper Schwartz***, Professor of Sociology at the University of Washington,
spoke to how sexual relationships, intimacy and communication contribute to
overall female sexual well-being. She emphasized that sexuality is a
critical part of intimate health, requiring open communication between
partners, noting that couples with strong communication have increased
intimate and overall relationship satisfaction. Likewise, Dr. Michael
Krychman, Executive Director Southern California Center for Sexual Health &
Survivorship Medicine, explored the connection between sexual well-being
and sexual medicine and psychology including data to support that
individuals with good, satisfying sex lives experience improved health,
decreased chronic disease and longevity. Dr. Raymond Rosen, Chief Scientist
New England Research Institutes, discussed how traditional measures of
female sexuality are focused only on sexual dysfunction, and noted that
necessary work is being done currently to develop validated scales for
measuring female well being in non clinical subjects.
Healthy intimacy, including increased sexual activity and satisfaction,
also was linked to over-the-counter intimacy-enhancement products. Dr.
Sandra Leiblum addressed the changing p
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