Can a disability affect our sexual confidence? How do we build our sexual self-esteem?
In the latest episode, Susan talks with Candice Care-Unger and Arlyn Owens from Royal Rehab’s Sexuality Service in Sydney. They share their thoughts about how sexual self-esteem and empowering sexual confidence in people with disability is more than the literal mechanics of sex.
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The Royal Rehab Sexuality Service in Ryde, New South Wales is a multi-disciplinary team of psychosexual therapists, speech pathologists, occupational
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Want something for the bedroom? Or any room for that matter! Candice Care-Unger from Care Rehab has provided some ideas
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