Sexuality in middle and later life: a SIECUS annotated bibliography

Article Abstract:

A bibliography of current books about the sexual concerns of men and women over 40 is provided. The bibliography includes general readers, books relevant to health professionals and educators, newsletters, articles and videos. Copies of the bibliography can be obtained from Sex Information and Education Council of the US (SIECUS) Publication Dept, as well as the American Assn of Retired Persons. Many of the books listed in the bibliography are available at SIECUS' Mary S. Calderone Library.

Sex, Bibliography

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Midlife sexuality: The need to integrate biological, psychological, and social perspectives

Article Abstract:

There is a gradual fall in sexual activity and sexual interest at around the age of 50, accelerating after the age of 70, although sexuality remains a significant aspect of life into old age. A range of biological, psychological and social variables can have an influence on sexuality in midlife and beyond. Education about sexuality and ageing should recognize individual variation and the distinction between sexual activity and satisfaction.

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Midlife sexuality: The need to integrate biological, psychological, and social perspectives

Article Abstract:

There is a gradual fall in sexual activity and sexual interest at around the age of 50, accelerating after the age of 70, although sexuality remains a significant aspect of life into old age. A range of biological, psychological and social variables can have an influence on sexuality in midlife and beyond. Education about sexuality and ageing should recognize individual variation and the distinction between sexual activity and satisfaction.

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