Sexuality After Traumatic Brain Injury

Share it with your friends Like

Thanks! Share it with your friends!

Close

http://braininjuryhelp.com
1-800-992-9447
http://whybraininjuryattorney.com

One of the areas that’s most affected by brain injury is the disconnection between a physical response and an intimate response. There is also a very strong impulsivity issue that impacts sexuality. We first learn the word inhibited in the context of sexuality, and in that context, it is often easier to understand the flip side of that, disinhibition. My interview with Lori on these complex issues continued:
Now you mentioned that you needed to feel desired and you were desired by the other man. But was it also a very impulsive type of interaction?
http://tbilaw.com/tbivoices/lori-sexuality-after-traumatic-brain-injury/

For more information call Attorney Gordon Johnson at 1-800-992-9447

Please follow and like us:

Comments

Tony Anstatt says:

This issue goes much deeper, than Lori's (fellow CG Member) perspective. It was great that she provided hers, yet I personally know of the females in my own family, who've grown with their own POV. Coupled with this, there is the alternate male POV & GLBT perspectives – it is immensely deep! Cheers

Write a comment

*

RSS
Follow by Email