Alexandra Solomon – Taking Sexy Back

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Dr. Alexandra Solomon, Faculty
Time Spent: Two Hours
File Type: Audio/Video
Authorization to reproduce granted: March 22, 2019
Description

Women nowadays are taught that conventional attractiveness is a prerequisite for sexiness, and that they must carefully balance the risks of being called a “prude” or “slut” in order to achieve this elusive position.

Therapists, however, can aid patients in achieving a higher level of sexual self-awareness.

This tape delves into the ways in which women may shift from basing their sense of sexuality on external validation to building it from inside, with the support of their male partners.

Handouts

The Sexiness Is Back! User’s Guide (1.6 MB)

Structure of 12 Pages Available for Purchase

Introduction

Interpersonal Competence
Similarly, I Have Experienced Toxic Masculinity Driven By Sexual Temptation

In contrast to reclamation, declaration

An Analysis of the Role of Trauma in Changing Attitudes Toward Sexually Explicit Education and Bodily Independence

Reconceptualizing Consent

Male Sexuality: A Never-Ending Personal Project of Reframing as a Feedback Loop Towards Safer, More Respectful Sex
Sexual Orientation and Its Development
Comparison of Individual and Social Agency

Examining One’s Sexuality from a Variety of Perspectives

Culture\sSpirit\sDevelopment
Mind\sBody\sEmotion\sRelationship\sFaculty

In her doctoral dissertation, Alexandra Solomon Product and seminar pairings: 3

Currently, Dr. Alexandra H. Solomon serves as a clinical assistant professor of psychology at Northwestern University’s The Family Institute and as a staff clinical psychologist in the marital and family therapy graduate program. Solomon works as a professional therapist with both individuals and couples, and she also lectures to higher-level and more junior students. Northwestern University’s “Building Loving and Lasting Relationships: Marriage 101,” which teaches students about intimacy, sex, conflict, acceptance, and forgiveness in relationships via a blend of conventional and experiential learning, is one of her most well-known courses.

She has authored two books, “Loving Bravely: Twenty Lessons of Self-Discovery to Help You Get the Love You Want” (New Harbinger, 2017) and “Taking Sexy Back: How to Own Your Sexuality and Create the Relationships You Want” (Psychology Today, 2018), and she has a regular column in the publication (New Harbinger, 2020).

The Handbook of Clinical Psychology, The Handbook of Couple Therapy, Family Process, Psychotherapy Networker, and other prestigious psychological journals have published Solomon’s writings on love and marriage, and her work has received numerous citations. She is a regular guest on the Oprah Winfrey Network, Yahoo! Health, The Atlantic, CBS Early Show, NPR, Psychology Today, Scientific American, and The Economist, and her work has been published in O Magazine and The Huffington Post. She is in high demand as a lecturer on contemporary romance at professional and academic gatherings.

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