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Clinical Guidelines for Working with Clients Involved in Kink
Richard A Sprott1, Cara Herbitter2,3, Patrick Grant4
1Human Development and Women's Studies, California State University, East Bay, CA, USA.
Abstract:
People involved in kink (BDSM or fetish) subcultures often encounter stigma and bias in healthcare settings or when seeking psychotherapy. Such individuals typically encounter well-meaning clinicians who are not prepared to provide culturally competent care or who have not recognized their own biases. Over a two-year period, a team of 20 experienced clinicians and researchers created clinical practice guidelines for working with people involved with kink, incorporating an extensive literature review and documentation of clinical expertise. This article summarizes the guidelines and discusses relevant issues facing clinicians and their clients, as well as implications for clinical practice, research and training.
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