Sex, Disability And Motherhood: Access To Sexuality For Disabled Mothers

  • O'Toole C
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Abstract

There is limited research into the sexual lives of mothers, particularly mothers with disabilities. This article examines the barriers to sexuality facing mothers with disabilities. These barriers include: stereotypes that disabled mothers are not sexual, lack of resources for essential aspects of parenting, and difficulty in creating time for personal and private adult activities. Recommendations are presented based on the experiences of disabled mothers.

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O’Toole, C. (2002). Sex, Disability And Motherhood: Access To Sexuality For Disabled Mothers. Disability Studies Quarterly, 22(4). https://doi.org/10.18061/dsq.v22i4.374

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