The most important thing that needs attention in the case of Scott is talking more of those moments of sadness and suicidal ideation. Although sometimes is uncomfortable for the client and us as the therapist we have to talk about it openly. Find the reasons to think about suicide, find solutions and give him support. Search risk factors, and assess the risks, intervene promptly to reduce the risk, analyze his reasons for living and dying, apparently in this case is the impulses, fantasies, and principles, such as moral values.
He must understand that sexual orientation is different from sexual behavior because it refers to feelings and self-concept. Therefore, a person may or may not express their sexual orientation in their sexual behavior. …show more content…
This author relates both words and suggesting a distance from the "normal". Until 1973 the APA considered homosexuality as a mental disorder, included within the category of sexual deviants (Rotundo, Nguyen, & Sackett, 2001). Looking at this perspective it is clear that this was a grave error that favored the conceptualization of homosexuality and bisexuality as a disease when today we know clearly that it is not. We must understand that sexual behavior in humans not only for reproductive purposes and is not 100% instinctive. When we refer to sexuality we are referring to concepts such as physical attraction, seduction, sexual practices preferences, intimacy and sexual orientation, among others. Although sexual orientation is covered by our private life, it is an issue that has been controversial, prohibitions, laws, different social pressures, and discrimination. Although in recent years this has changed in the laws of this country, that does not mean that everyone has changed their perceptions of what they mean differences or sexual preferences of …show more content…
Regarding sexual guilt defined as follows; "Sexual guilt is defined as a widespread expectation of punishment, mediated by oneself, regarding the violation or transgression, or anticipated violation of cultural standards of conduct itself”. (Mosher, D. y Cross, H. J. (1979): According to Mosher, sexual guilt develops in situations involving the issuance of effects related to the expression of eroticism, as desire, arousal, and pleasure. Cognitive processes, including awareness thereof, moral ideas, memories of erotic anticipation of situations and specific behaviors in a sexual context. "The structure of cognitive-affective action of sexual guilt keeps these scenes psychologically magnified in a script that predicts future interprets and controls erotic scenes containing affections moral and sexual objects”(Mosher, D. Vonderheide, S. G. (1985). The feeling of sexual guilt, therefore, appears particularly vulnerable to those same people transgression and inhibit behavior to the extent that the fault can still advance to the desire of conduct. Sexual behaviors are regulated in all cultures. Morality is nothing but the code that governs conventional manner, the behavior of a particular group. Western sexual morality, for example, is the regulatory code of proper sexual behavior of Western culture, which is based on other sources, in the Judeo-Christian traditions. Although we live in a plural
He must understand that sexual orientation is different from sexual behavior because it refers to feelings and self-concept. Therefore, a person may or may not express their sexual orientation in their sexual behavior. …show more content…
This author relates both words and suggesting a distance from the "normal". Until 1973 the APA considered homosexuality as a mental disorder, included within the category of sexual deviants (Rotundo, Nguyen, & Sackett, 2001). Looking at this perspective it is clear that this was a grave error that favored the conceptualization of homosexuality and bisexuality as a disease when today we know clearly that it is not. We must understand that sexual behavior in humans not only for reproductive purposes and is not 100% instinctive. When we refer to sexuality we are referring to concepts such as physical attraction, seduction, sexual practices preferences, intimacy and sexual orientation, among others. Although sexual orientation is covered by our private life, it is an issue that has been controversial, prohibitions, laws, different social pressures, and discrimination. Although in recent years this has changed in the laws of this country, that does not mean that everyone has changed their perceptions of what they mean differences or sexual preferences of …show more content…
Regarding sexual guilt defined as follows; "Sexual guilt is defined as a widespread expectation of punishment, mediated by oneself, regarding the violation or transgression, or anticipated violation of cultural standards of conduct itself”. (Mosher, D. y Cross, H. J. (1979): According to Mosher, sexual guilt develops in situations involving the issuance of effects related to the expression of eroticism, as desire, arousal, and pleasure. Cognitive processes, including awareness thereof, moral ideas, memories of erotic anticipation of situations and specific behaviors in a sexual context. "The structure of cognitive-affective action of sexual guilt keeps these scenes psychologically magnified in a script that predicts future interprets and controls erotic scenes containing affections moral and sexual objects”(Mosher, D. Vonderheide, S. G. (1985). The feeling of sexual guilt, therefore, appears particularly vulnerable to those same people transgression and inhibit behavior to the extent that the fault can still advance to the desire of conduct. Sexual behaviors are regulated in all cultures. Morality is nothing but the code that governs conventional manner, the behavior of a particular group. Western sexual morality, for example, is the regulatory code of proper sexual behavior of Western culture, which is based on other sources, in the Judeo-Christian traditions. Although we live in a plural