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 Enabling Romance: A Guide to Love, Sex and
Relationships for People with Disabilities (and
the People Who Care About Them)
by Ken Kroll,
Erica Levy Klein
Considered by many
to be "The Joy of Sex for people with
disabilities," Enabling Romance candidly covers:
shattering sexual stereotypes; building
self-esteem; creative sexual variations;
reproduction and contraception for people with
disabilities; specific information on several
different physical and sensory disabilities,
including spinal cord injury, multiple
sclerosis, post-polio syndrome, muscular
dystrophy, cerebral palsy, amputation, blindness
and deafness.
 Sexuality
After Spinal Cord Injury : Answers to Your
Questions
by Stanley H. Ducharme, PhD,
Kathleen M. Gill, PhD
Anatomy, fertility,
sexually transmitted diseases, self-esteem,
sexual satisfaction, and parenting are among the
many physical and emotional issues discussed in
this candid and compassionate guide. Drawing
heavily on the experiences of men and women
living with spinal cord injury (SCI), this
handbook relays practical information while
acknowledging different lifestyles, tastes,
values, and orientations. The convenient
question-and-answer format allows individuals
with SCI to explore their questions in private
and at their own pace.
New Horizons: A Guide to Sexuality After Spinal
Cord Injury
by Pamela J.
Bielunis
Out of print but
limited availability from Amazon.com
Sexual Options for Paraplegics and Quadriplegics
by Thomas O.
Mooney, Theodore M. Cole (Contributor), Richard
A. Chilgren (Contributor)
Sexual Adjustment: A Guide for the Spinal Cord
Injured
by Martha F.
Gregory, Raymond C. Cheever (Editor)
Limited
availability, however, used copies may be
available.
Sensuous Wheeler: Sexual Adjustment for the
Spinal Cord Injured
by Barry J. Rabin
Limited
availability, however, used copies may be
available.
 The
Ultimate Guide to Sex and Disability: For All of
Us Who Live with Disabilities, Chronic Pain and
Illness
by Cory
Silverburg, Miriam Kaufman, Fran Odette, Cory
Silverberg
The Ultimate Guide
to Sex and Disability is a long-overdue
self-help sex guide for the millions of people
living with disabilities and chronic pain and
illness. For sufferers of ailments from chronic
fatigue syndrome and spinal cord injury to
multiple sclerosis, fibromyalgia, and others,
the book provides encouragement, support, and
expert information on sex positions, orgasm, and
sex toys. It also features illustrations, a
resource guide with hundreds of books, websites,
and organizations.
 Sexuality
and Disability
by Maddie Blackburn
The first book to
tackle this sensitive and important area in a
realistic way. Will increase professional
awareness and knowledge of the complex issues
concerning sexuality and disablement. Provides
practical advice and tips for professionals
supporting and advising disabled people.
Is Fred Dead? A Manual on Sexuality for Men with
Spinal Cord Injuries
by Robert W. Baer
Book addresses
issues closely related to men’s perception of
self-worth and self-esteem, offering detailed
and useful information for resuming sexual
relations and developing an increased level of
intimacy. Sexual anatomy is discussed, as is the
sexual response cycle, erectile dysfunction,
fertility techniques, positions, and sexual
aids. Is Fred Dead? A Manual on Sexuality for
Men with Spinal Cord Injuries offers candid and
welcome assistance to those struggling to make a
positive adjustment to their lives.
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