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Sexual Health and Wellness | South Central MIRECC

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These materials help Veterans enhance their sexual health and wellness. It is for Veterans who want to learn ways to make sex more enjoyable or address sexual difficulties.
- The guide has opportunities for Veterans to self-reflect and journal to understand their sex life and what affects it.
- Includes brochures for clinicians and Veterans that provide an overview of sexual health, address having conversations about sexual health, and lists resources.
- Veterans can learn new skills and tips to increase their sexual pleasure.
- Published 2026
Developers
Alexandra Caloudas, PhD & Brittany Jacobson, PhD. Edited by Jennifer L. Bryan, PhD and Ali Abbas Asghar-Ali, MD.
How Will You Use This Product?
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Use of these Materials and Finding VA Health Care
Please note that the health care information provided in these materials is for educational purposes only. It does not replace the role of a medical practitioner for advice on care and treatment. If you are looking for professional medical care, find your local VA healthcare center by using the VA Location Directory. This page may contain links that will take you outside of the Department of Veterans Affairs website. VA does not endorse and is not responsible for the content of the linked websites.
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Last updated: March 2, 2026
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