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April 28, 2004
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Contact: Thomas Knox
(310) 243-3367
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Email: tknox@csudh.edu

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Media Advisory

Noted Author and Sex Therapist Gail Wyatt
To Speak and Sign Books at CSU Dominguez Hills

CARSON, Calif. – Gail Wyatt, Ph.D., and professor of psychiatry and biobehavorial science at the University of California, Los Angeles, will discuss and sign copies of her book, No More Clueless Sex: Ten Secrets to a Sex Life that Works, Thursday, April 29, at 7 p.m. in the Katherine B. Loker University Student Union at California State University, Dominguez Hills (CSUDH).

WHO: Gail Wyatt, professor of psychiatry and biobehavorial science at UCLA

WHAT: Discussion and Book Signing, No More Clueless Sex: Ten Secrets to a Sex Life that Works

WHERE: California State University, Dominguez Hills, Loker University Student Union, 1000 E. Victoria St., Carson 90747

WHEN: Thursday, April 29, 7 p.m.

Nationally renowned for her insight into the pitfalls many couples experience with intimate relationships, Dr. Wyatt will share some of the lessons she has learned following years of clinical research into sexual dysfunctions between couples. Her book, No More Clueless Sex: Ten Secrets to a Sex Life that Works, explores the stereotypes women have experienced and the influences of risky behavior. Wyatt will discuss how women and their male partners can experience a healthier and more enjoyable sex life. Also, she will examine the effects of drugs and pornography as impediments to a productive sexual relationship between men and women.

Co-authored by her husband, Lewis Wyatt, Jr., M.D., No More Clueless Sex, takes a close look at the 10 most common sexual patterns that incapacitate couples. The book examines these 10 obstacles separately in respective chapters. Gail Wyatt and her husband offer sound advice on how couples can work towards greater compatibility.

Wyatt is also expected to discuss the emerging issue of bisexual African American men living on the “down low” and how this secret behavior is negatively impacting black women and children.

Admission to the discussion and book signing is free. Parking tickets for this event can be purchased for $2 from the yellow dispenser located at the entrance to the CSUDH parking lot at the intersection of Victoria Street and Tamcliff Ave. For more information, call Robyn McGee at (310) 243-2486.

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