The Routledge International Handbook of Social Work and Sexualities

ISBN-13: 9780367358662 / Angielski / Twarda / 2021 / 556 str.

Sj Dodd

Opis

This handbook is the first volume to address the dynamic issues related to sexuality from a social work perspective by providing a comprehensive, current and international overview of issues related to sexuality.

Spis treści

Introduction. Part 1: Structural Context.  1. Social Work and Sexual Health: A History.  2. Heteronormativity and Social Work: The What That Dare Not Speak its Name.  3. Combatting Cisnormativity in Social Work Education, Research and Practice.  Part 2: Sexual Identities.  4. Asexuality.  5. Navigating Genders and Orientations: An Exploration of Bisexuality and Pansexuality.  6. Social Work Practice with Sexual Minority Men: History, Terminology and Social Context.  7. Social Work Practice with Sexual Minority Men: A Developmental & Life Course Perspective.  8. ‘Corrective Rape’ and Black Lesbian Sexualities in South Africa: Negotiating the Tensions Between ‘Blackwashing’ and ‘Pinkwashing’ Homophobia.  9. Beyond 50 Shades: BDSM and Kink for Social Workers.  10. What the Heart Wants: Polyamory, Compersion and Monogamish Arrangements.  Part 3: Sexuality Through the Lifespan.  11. Intersections Between Body Image, Sexual Identity, and Sexual Well-being Among Gender-Diverse Youth.  12. Sexuality and Relationships Education in Group Homes.  13. LGBT+ Parenting.  14. Sexual and Gender Identity in Older Age.  15. Social Work and LGBTQ Aging.  16. Intimate Expression During the End of Life: Considerations for Practitioners Working with Sexual and Gender Minority Older Adults.  Part 4: Health, Mental Health, and Sexuality.  17. Sexuality and Cancer.  18. Spectrums: Autism, Sex, Gender, and Sexuality.  19. Sexy Spoonies And Crip Sex: Sexuality and Disability in a Social Work Context.  20. A Vision of Justice: Seeing the Sex-ABILITY of People with Intellectual Disabilities.  21. Neurodiverse Relationships: When Partners’ Brains are Wired Differently.  Part 5: Sexual Health and Well-Being – Pleasure, Desire, And Consent.  22. Orgasm and the Desire to be Desirable.  23. Understanding Consent Among Emerging Adults: Wrestling with the Social Construction of Gender, Sexuality, and Salient Social Categories.  24. Grab ‘Em by the Pussy: An Exploration of Consent in the #MeToo Era.  25. Sexual Violence and the Steps to Recovery: From Reporting to Healing.  Part 6: Practice Issues.  26. Sex Therapy: Social Worker’s Potential as Sexuality Experts.  27. Rethinking Sexual Risk.  28. Therapist Self-Disclosure: Use of Self as a Transgender Therapist.  29. Somatic Experiencing and Sexuality: Trauma Resolution, Embodied Integration, and Sexual Health.  30. Safeguarding Young People in Care: Sexuality and Relationship Education. 31. Reacting to Sexually (Un)acceptable Behavior with the Flag System.  32. Show Me the Ropes: Common Kink Community Practices.  33. Applying Critical Feminist Theory and Praxis to Examine Contemporary Social Work Education, Practice, Policy, and Research with Individuals in the Sex Trades.  Part 7: Regulating Sexuality: Historical and Contemporary Legislation.  34. Sexing and Genderizing Policy: Moving Beyond Binaries and Normatives.  35. Scoping the Literature about LGBTQI Migrants: A Critical Synthesis of Knowledge Produced about LGBTQI Migrants and Implications for Social Work.  36. From Fallen Women to the Tumblr Ban: Representing the Landscape of Sex Work from a Historical and Legal Perspective.  37. Regulation of Kink and BDSM: Pathologization through Diagnostic Tools.