Sex surrogate
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A sex surrogate is a member of a sex therapy team who will engage in intimate physical and often sexual relations with a client. The practice was introduced by Masters and Johnson with their work on Human sexual inadequacy in 1970.
[edit] References
- IPSA -- International Professional Surrogates Assocation
- Sex Surrogates: A Clarification of Their Functions Raymond J. Noonan, Ph.D, SexQuest/The Sex Institute, NYC. Master's thesis for New York University, February 1984.
- On Seeing a Sex Surrogate Mark O'Brien, The Sun, 1990. Experiences of a disabled client of a sex surrogate.
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