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“There are two kinds of sexual narratives: the ones we’re aware of and are ashamed to admit, and the ones we keep secret even from ourselves. If sexual narratives were only occurring in the conscious mind, we might deal with the problematic ones in a rational way—try to ‘out-think’ them, so to speak. But many sexual narratives—the ones that often do the most harm—are buried so deeply in our unconscious we’re not even aware of them.

“Transforming Sexual Narratives was written to guide psychotherapists in how to work with clients who believe they’re the only ones with sexual problems, who view themselves as broken, wrong, ‘off,’ sick, or perverted. This book distills the wisdom I’ve gained from working with clients who have successfully transformed mistaken narratives to reclaim intimacy and satisfaction in their erotic lives.”

— From the introduction, by Suzanne Iasenza

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