Sexual Dysfunction Association

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SDA calls for support

Are you...
understanding of the serious nature of sexual problems?
experienced in fundraising?
looking for a challenge?
able to give some of your time, or work on commission?

At the SDA we are looking for individuals to help us with:

the day to day running of the charity
fundraising to support our growing membership
spreading the word that help is out there for the many people negatively affected by sexual problems.

Please help and email your interest to:
Dr Graham Jackson, Chairman,
Sexual Dysfunction Association
c/o : info@sda.uk.net

How can The Association be contacted?

By writing to us, e-mailing or calling the confidential helpline. The Helpline number is 0870 7743571 which is open Monday, Wednesday and Friday (10.00am – 4.00pm).
You can e-mail us at info@sda.uk.net

The Association's address is:

The Sexual Dysfunction Association
Suite 301, Emblem House,
London Bridge Hospital
27 Tooley Street
London
SE1 2PR

Telephone: 0870 7743571

Chair and Board of Trustees

Dr Graham Jackson, Chairman and Consultant Cardiologist, London

Mr David Ralph, Vice Chairman and Consultant Urologist, London

Mrs Tricia Barnes, Sex & Relationship Therapist, London

Mrs Lorraine Grover, Therapist in Sexual Wellbeing, London

Professor Margaret Rees, Reader in Reproductive Medicine, University of Oxford, Honorary Consultant in Medical Gynaecology, Visiting Professor, Faculty of Medicine, University of Glasgow

Dr John Tomlinson, GP with special interest in erectile dysfunction, Winchester

Mrs Janis Troup, Director of RightAngle Learning, a healthcare communications company, London

Professor Kevan Wylie, Consultant in Sexual Medicine

Charitable Company registered in England and Wales.
Company registration number 04997095.
Charity registration number 1104691.
Registered Office: 59 Knowle Wood Road, Dorridge, West Midlands
B93 8JP
(not for correspondence)

We comply with the HONcode standard for trustworthy health
information: verify here.

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The medical advice provided is as accurate and comprehensive as possible but is only general advice and should not be used as a substitute for advice received on consulting a Health Professional.

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		Factsheets Our information is available in PDF format, ideal for printing hardcopy or reading offline as well as online. SDA calls for support Are you... understanding of the serious nature of sexual problems? experienced in fundraising? looking for a challenge? able to give some of your time, or work on commission? At the SDA we are looking for individuals to help us with: the day to day running of the charity fundraising to support our growing membership spreading the word that help is out there for the many people negatively affected by sexual problems. Please help and email your interest to: Dr Graham Jackson, Chairman, Sexual Dysfunction Association c/o : info@sda.uk.net How can The Association be contacted? By writing to us, e-mailing or calling the confidential helpline. The Helpline number is 0870 7743571 which is open Monday, Wednesday and Friday (10.00am – 4.00pm). You can e-mail us at info@sda.uk.net The Association's address is: The Sexual Dysfunction Association Suite 301, Emblem House, London Bridge Hospital 27 Tooley Street London SE1 2PR Telephone: 0870 7743571 Chair and Board of Trustees Dr Graham Jackson, Chairman and Consultant Cardiologist, London Mr David Ralph, Vice Chairman and Consultant Urologist, London Mrs Tricia Barnes, Sex & Relationship Therapist, London Mrs Lorraine Grover, Therapist in Sexual Wellbeing, London Professor Margaret Rees, Reader in Reproductive Medicine, University of Oxford, Honorary Consultant in Medical Gynaecology, Visiting Professor, Faculty of Medicine, University of Glasgow Dr John Tomlinson, GP with special interest in erectile dysfunction, Winchester Mrs Janis Troup, Director of RightAngle Learning, a healthcare communications company, London Professor Kevan Wylie, Consultant in Sexual Medicine Charitable Company registered in England and Wales. Company registration number 04997095. Charity registration number 1104691. Registered Office: 59 Knowle Wood Road, Dorridge, West Midlands B93 8JP (not for correspondence) We comply with the HONcode standard for trustworthy health information: verify here. Disclaimer The Sexual Dysfunction Association will use reasonable efforts to include accurate and up-to-date information on this Web Site, but The Sexual Dysfunction Association makes no warranties or representations as to its accuracy and expressly disclaims any obligation to update said information. All users agree that they access and use this Web Site at their own risk. Any views expressed by third parties on the site are not necessarily shared by The Sexual Dysfunction Association which accepts no responsibility for such views. The medical advice provided is as accurate and comprehensive as possible but is only general advice and should not be used as a substitute for advice received on consulting a Health Professional. The Sexual Dysfunction Association has not reviewed all of the sites that may be linked to this Web Site and makes no warranties or representations as to the accuracy and/or any other aspect of the information contained in any off-site pages or any other site linked to this Web Site. All users agree that the linking is at their own risk. The information on this Web Site is provided by The Sexual Dysfunction Association and is designed to comply with laws and regulations of the United Kingdom. Although accessible by users from other countries, it and its content are intended for access and use by residents of the United Kingdom only. The Sexual Dysfunction Association does not include any advertising on this website.	Welcome What is The Sexual Dysfunction Association? The Sexual Dysfunction Association, (formerly the Impotence Association), is a charitable organisation, to help sufferers of male and female sexual problems and their partners and to raise awareness of the extent to which sexual conditions affect the general population. Originally, the charity focused on helping individuals with erectile dysfunction (impotence) but now it covers all forms of male and female sexual problems. When was The Association set up? The Association was set up on 4 July 1995. What is The Association’s mission? The SDA, as the only national patient association of its kind, is committed to helping and supporting people, and partners of people, with all forms of sexual dysfunction by: Raising awareness to sexual functioning and wellbeing Providing information and education on male and female sexual problems Improving the public’s understanding of the seriousness and causes of male and female sexual disorders. What is the status of The Association? The Sexual Dysfunction Association was given charitable status in June 1996. Registered Charity Number 1104691. How is The Association funded? The Association is funded by educational grants, donations and membership subscriptions. The Association is a non-profit making organisation and does not recommend the use of any one particular treatment, but puts sufferers in contact with specialists around the country. Why is a Helpline (0870 7743571) needed? Often people feel unable to discuss a sexual condition with their family doctor. Nearly 9 out of 10 men with erectile dysfunction do not tell their GPs about the problem and 6 out of 10 do not even tell their partners. Results of The Sexual Dysfunction Association Survey (released Feb 98) highlighted the level of suffering sexual conditions, such as erectile dysfunction, can cause: 21% of sufferers said erectile dysfunction was the cause of their relationship break-up 62% of sufferers suffered a loss of self esteem. The Association has received thousands of calls from sufferers, their partners and the medical profession. Many of the sufferers who called are now receiving appropriate treatment. What information do you have available? Callers can request general information on the causes and treatment of sexual dysfunction and a list of specialists in their area. Callers can also receive information related to specific enquiries and a wide range of fact sheets are available in a downloadable format from this site. Booklets available by post include: Sex and the Heart; Sex and Diabetes and Sex and the Prostate; and details of Schedule 2 - the Department of Health restrictions on treatments for erectile dysfunction. What about long term support for sufferers? The Association runs a membership programme called "Friends of the Sexual Dysfunction Association". Friends receive up-to-date information on sexual dysfunction. Membership works both ways as the subscriptions not only help fund the Helpline but also provide literature and information to sufferers, their partners and the medical profession. Privacy Any personal details you supply to The Sexual Dysfunction Association will remain private and confidential. We will never sell, rent, barter or share your personal details in any way with any other company. We will not share your e-mail or mailing address with any third party. All data collected is for our internal use only.

		Last Updated: 9 September 2008 ^top Click here to contact us The medical advice provided is as accurate and comprehensive as possible but is only general advice and should not be used as a substitute for advice received on consulting a Health Professional.