References
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Miller, S. D., Duncan, B. L., Brown, J., Sorrell, R., & Chalk, B. (2006). Using outcome to inform and improve treatment outcomes. Journal of Brief Therapy, 5, 5–22.
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This article discusses the FIT model developed by Miller. In this article, Miller discusses the need for outcome based treatments. Ongoing Assessment in the form of scaling is encouraged to determine what the client is getting from the sessions.
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Tiefer, L. (2006). Sex therapy as a humanistic enterprise. Sexual & Relationship Therapy, 21(3), 359-375.
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Dr. Tiefer supports the idea that the medicalization, reductionism and lack of tested theories in humanistic sexuality must end. Commercial interests will takeover the future of human sexuality unless changes like the previous take place.
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Metz, M. E., & McCarthy, B. W. (2007). The "Good-Enough Sex" model for couple sexual satisfaction. Sexual & Relationship Therapy, 22(3), 351-362.
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This is the research on which the Good-Enough Sex Model is based. Metz and McCarthy illustrate how a simple idea can help bring couples back to a healthy sex life that is free from ideas of perfect sexual performance and back to realistic sexual expectations that fit people's unique experiences.
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Taylor, B. (2006). Using the Extended PLISSIT model to address sexual healthcare needs. Nursing Standard, 21(11), 35-40.
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In this Article, Taylor breaks down the PLISSIT model.
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