Alma Brand

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Tilburg University

Netherlands

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The Pelvic floor, Sexual health, and Distress

Open Date: 2022-09-01

Close Date: 2022-09-01

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Slavi Stoyanov

Open University of the Netherlands

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Jacques van Lankveld

emeritus professor of clinical psychology

Open University of the Netherlands

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Alma Brand

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Articles (11)

Pelvic floor complaint profiles in young adult women; a file review study in pelvic physical therapy practices in the Netherlands

Pelvic physical therapy for male sexual disorders: a narrative review

Automatic Associations between Sexual Function Problems and Pursuing Help in Pelvic Physical Therapy Practice: The Psychometric Investigation of an Implicit Association Test

Measuring the psychological burden of women with pelvic floor complaints: The psychometric characteristics of a new instrument

The effect of the cultural formulation interview on therapeutic working alliance

Sexual functioning is not, but psychological burden is predictive for receiving help in pelvic physical therapy practice

Recruitment issues in a multicenter randomized controlled trial about the effect of the Cultural Formulation Interview on therapeutic working alliance

Restrictions and distress in daily, social, and sexual functioning, and intimate relationships in women with pelvic floor complaints: A mixed-method study

Sexual functioning is not, but psychological burden is predictive for seeking help in pelvic physical therapy practice: A cross-sectional study

Measuring the psychological burden of women with pelvic floor complaints: The psychometric characteristics of a new instrument

Conceptualization and Inventory of the Sexual and Psychological Burden of Women With Pelvic Floor Complaints; A Mixed-Method Study

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Slavi Stoyanov

Jacques van Lankveld

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