We're All Like This

Somewhere between the internet shock jocks and the hand-wringing moralizing of religiosity lies the sweet spot: a dignified but human discussion of humanity's most personal dimension: our sexuality. Of all dimensions of the human experience, only this one and its related needs receive sustained pressure to remain on the hushed fringes, well outside the realm of normal conversation.

Steven Ing, a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with more than 35 years of clinical and forensic experience, shares a humane approach to discussing human sexuality and sexual needs without medical terms or vulgarity. Because virtually no one teaches us how to discuss our sexual needs in a manner that is helpful and empowering, We're All Like This provides the language to begin discussing sexual matters simply and humanly. It is for anyone of any age trying to intelligently manage this complex and normal part of the human experience.

Portions of We're All Like This appear in the 2nd edition of the McGraw-Hill textbook Human Sexuality: Self, Society, and Culture. This book has been used as a text in university-level human sexuality classes and as content for continuing education training for therapists and psychologists.