Professor
of Sexology |
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PROF. DR. R. Y. JALALI |
PhD (Russia), FACS (USA) DS (South Africa) |
Clinical Sexologist |
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CERTIFIED SEXOLOGIST |
American College
of Sexologists |
USA |
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DIPLOMATE |
American Board of Sexology |
USA |
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DOCTOR SEXOLOGIAE (HC) |
The Scientific Studies of Sexuality |
Academy for Sexology |
SOUTH AFRICA |
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LIFE FELLOW |
South Asia Institute for Human Sexuality |
IRP, SOUTH ASIA |
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MEMBER |
Middle East Sexual Health Committee |
MIDDLE EAST |
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CONTRIBUTOR |
The World Book of Love (2013) |
BELGIUM |
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RECIPIENT |
Medal of
Excellence (Sexology) |
OIU-SL |
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SEXPERT |
Simply Sxy (The Sex & Sexuality Magazine)
SINGAPORE |
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Professor of Sexology |
Academy for Sexology, Pretoria
SOUTH AFRICA |
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Visiting Professor |
Nepal Institute of Human Sexuality
NEPAL |
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Director |
South Asia Institute for Human Sexuality
IRP, SOUTH ASIA |
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SPECIALIST |
+ Male Sexual Dysfunction
+ Female Sexual Sicknesses
+ Male Infertility
+ Female Infertility
+ Gynecologic Sexology
+ AIDS/STD Prevention
+ Psychosexual Enigmas
+ Domestic Conflict Resolution
+ Sexual Communication
+ Sexual Relationships
+ Enhancement of Sexual Pleasures
+ Erotic Dietary Programmes
+ Integration of Sexology & Spirituality
+ South Asian Sexology
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About
SAIHS..... |
The
foundation of universe is on sexology. Nature created
male and female characteristics in the all living
things. In the human being, sex is a superlative aspect
of life. Everybody is capable of sexual relationships.
People are very fond of the pleasures of love. Good
sexual health assures a delightful life, because sexual
energy is the fountainhead of physical and psychological
capabilities. The successes of life are enhanced by a
pleasant sexual life. A heartwarming marital life
brightens the other aspects of our lives. |
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Although the modern world
has the most advanced societies and technology,
most of the people still have a lack of
understanding on the subject of sexual
relationships. If someone has a sexual problem
or is deprived of sexual expression, he/she
might a lack of self-confidence in everyday
life. This might lead to the person being
unsuccessful in his/her family, society and
profession. His/her spouse may be attracted to
someone else. A long period of sexual inactivity
will interrupt their relationship and domestic
quarrels could take place recurrently. Often,
the couple will separate or divorce.
Consequently, the family is split apart and
their children may suffer from psychological
disorders. |
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Suicide is a common
problem in all societies. Some recent research suggests
that a high proportion of suicides have an
unsatisfactory sexual life. To live a satisfactory and
zestful life, it is mandatory for someone to maintain a
healthy and strong sexuality. For that purpose, special
guidance and treatments can be provided. |
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To pursue the
above objectives, the South Asia Institute for
Human Sexuality (SAIHS) was founded in the
sub-continent of Asia. SAIHS is a non-profit,
non-governmental and non-political organization. |
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GOALS OF SAIHS |
- To provide the
facilities for professional degree and diploma level
education, research and sexology training for
professionals in cooperation with international
universities and institutions. These professionals
will be capable of providing proper treatment and
accurate counselling to sexually sick peoples
regarding their sexual disorders. Sexuality
professionals will also create awareness about human
sexuality amongst populace.
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- To
provide proper treatment and counselling to
everyone, so that they can maintain their sexual
lives successfully and graciously, and thereby
enhance the quality of their relationships with
their spouses.
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WHO - MANDATE |
The World Health Organization encouraged the development
of sexology as a field of study in its own right. (WHO,
1975 And 2001). Human sexuality should be encouraged to
develop as an autonomous discipline. Country and
regional resource centers should be established to
provide consultation and assistance in programmes of
training, production of educational materials, research,
and therapy related to sexuality. |
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