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"To educate people about aspects of sexuality beyond physiology--including psychological, emotional, spiritual, and relational aspects--in order to encourage a more comprehensive view of sexuality in committed relationships." Traditionally, discussions of sex and sexuality have focused on biology and physiology. In addition to these important aspects, this website offers an opportunity to explore other major dimensions, such as emotional intimacy, satisfaction, and healthy communication.
Sex and sexuality are significant components of self-concept, esteem, and identity.
To find out more about sex and sexuality beyond the birds and the bees, please browse our website. From any page, you can click on our logo picture at the top left of the page to return to this home page. |
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This web-site was completed as part of a class project for an advanced couple and family counseling course on sexuality counseling taught by Dr. Christine E. Murray, LMFT, NCC, in the Department of Counseling and Educational Development at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. See the “About Us” section to learn who we are.
Department of Counseling and Educational Development
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This site is for informational purposes only and represents the opinions of the authors and not necessarily the opinions of the Department of Counseling and Educational Development or the University at large. This site is not intended to provide counseling, diagnosis, or clinical assessment. |
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Note: The source of some of the images used on this web-site is Microsoft Clip Art. |
