The second of two special issues on ‘Sexualities and Health: Critical Perspectives’ has been published in Psychology of Sexualities Review and is now available online via the BPS Shop.
It is behind a paywall but non-members can purchase a copy for just £3.60.
Editorial – Critical perspectives on sexualities and health: Closing the gap between LGBTQ health research and the LGBTQ community
Adam Jowett
Special Section – Increasing intimacy and pleasure while reducing risk: Reasons for barebacking in a sample of Canadian and American gay and bisexual men
Natania Marcus & Joseph Roy Gillis
Collaboratively setting the priorities for health and social care research for older lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans* people
Maurice Nagington, Tommy Dickinson, Stephen Hicks & Mark Pilling
Young people’s experiences of negotiating health care services in relation to sexual and gender identities: A community-based approach to service improvement
Broìna Nic Giolla Easpaig & Rachael Fox
Critical perspectives on the diversity of research into sexualities and health in Aotearoa/New Zealand: Thinking outside the boxes
Gareth J. Treharne & Jeffery Adams
Article – Identity formation and conflict in older Irish gay men
Joanne McCarthy & Roshan das Nair
Interview – Pushing at the edges in uncertain places: Jos Twist in conversation with Bernadette Wren
Event Review – Asexuality: The inside story
Kiera Frost, Declan Heaslewood, Samantha Holley & Rebecca Wynn
