Summary, Conclusions and Recommendation
Female sexual interest or arousal disorder is often progressive and
rarely reverses spontaneously. Despite the difficulty in treatment,
cognitive behavioural therapy is effective for managing FSIAD. Sexual
desire disorders are under-recognized and under-treated disorders
leading to a great deal of collapse in relationships (marriage). A
thorough history is critical to a proper diagnosis and determination of
underlying factors.
In conclusion, the psychology clinician works as part of a
multidisciplinary team, which involves not only a collaboration of other
professionals but also the integration and application of new knowledge,
evaluation and subsequent modification of healthy practices; to ensure
the highest level of care provided. The sociocultural context in which
situations occur must be taken into substantial account since what may
seem disquieting with one cultural group may be considered usual, or the
norm in another. Hence, appropriate treatment is required to improve
upon clients’ sexual problems that may be resulting in marriage and
relationship breakdowns. Furthermore, physicians should recognize that
sexual dysfunctions could be solely psychological in origin and
therefore make the necessary referrals. This report will also help the
general public understand the role of the mind in intimacy. It will
equip them with more knowledge on being prepared for sexual activity at
all stages of their lives.