Sexuality, Intimacy and Chronic Conditions

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sex

several distinct meanings, referring variously to biological and physiological characteristics, sexual activity and the social contexts surrounding human sexuality

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intimacy

close, personal, familiar, trusting and loving relationships with another person or group with whom there is shared knowledge, acceptance and understanding

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sex is an ___

ADL

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managing intimate relationships is an ___

IADL

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how can OT practitioners be sex positive?

  • safe and healthy practices

  • tolerance and celebration of all forms of human sexuality that is consensual and maintains health

  • inclusion of children and adolescents

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what are important questions OT practitioners need to ask their clients about sex?

  • what does sex look like?

  • what is difficult about it?

  • what does better look like?

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what plays a role in developing and managing intimacy?

  • diet, exercise

  • stress management

  • 5 love languages

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why is communication around sex important?

  • limits assumptions

  • communicates desires

  • boundary setting

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how are some ways to communicate when there is conflict?

  • memory strategies

  • self-soothing

  • I-statements

  • time outs

  • silence

  • writing

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what are the difference senses of sex?

  • vision

  • auditory

  • tactile

  • gustatory

  • olfactory

  • proprioception

  • vestibular

  • interoception

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how can OT practitioners help address the fear and anxiety around having sex?

  • set or initiate a plan

  • limit setting

  • communication

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what is important with bowel and bladder management when thinking about sex?

  • empty

  • pelvic floor exercises

  • patient education

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what are some modifications and adaptations when considering sex?

  • cuffs, splints

  • prosthetics

  • DME

  • mounting systems

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what are some assistive devices in the bedroom?

  • not everyone wants to use them

  • grading activities

  • viewing toys from a sensory integration perspective

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what are some techniques for pain?

  • medications

  • positioning

  • relaxation

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what are some techniques for managing fatigue during sex?

  • planning

  • less strenuous activities

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routines

  • intentional

  • preplanned

  • goal directed behavior