The Good Sex Bible

""The Good Sex Bible' addresses the psychological concepts and beliefs that emphasizes that human sexuality involves more than just sex?it involves true sexual intimacy. The book is based on the premise that while we may be educated about the biology of sex, few are taught how to maintain a long-term, fulfilling sexual relationship. 'The Good Sex Bible' teaches that sexual intimacy is not necessarily natural or instinctive, but learned. Topics include:

? Who is responsible for what happens sexually between a couple?

? How being sexually goal oriented turns an experience that is supposed to be fun and pleasurable into an exhausting task or job.

? All the psychological and sociological influences that shaped an individual?s sexual behavior and attitudes today.

? A psychological look at human sexual anatomy and physiology from the point of view on how to experience greater sexual pleasure.

? A discussion of the psychological issues related to the subject of sexual initiation within a committed relationship.


DANIEL BEAVER:

A licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Dan started his private practice in 1973 in Walnut Creek, California, and continues providing individual and couples therapy today. He co-founded the Relationship Counseling Center of Walnut Creek in 1974.

Dan is currently an instructor at Los Medanos College, Pittsburg, California where he teaches Psychology of Human Sexuality. He has also been a faculty member at J.F.K. University, CSU East Bay, and Diablo Valley College in Pleasant Hill, California.

The author of three books, 'The Good Sex Bible', 'Creating the Intimate Connection', and 'Love Yourself', Dan is also a popular speaker and presenter for education, business, and community groups.

Dan holds an M.S. in Counseling Psychology from California State University, East Bay and a B.A. in Psychology from University of California, Berkeley. He received specialized training in Masters and Johnson-style sex therapy, and has practiced as a sex therapist for over thirty years.""