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Recent Research on Men's Groups:

Over the past two-years Impotence Australia has researched in the area of men's health groups. One study called the Men's Doctors Project 2002 found that contrary to popular belief men are wanting to attend groups to discuss sexual functioning. A more recent study has shown that there are few outlets for men to access information about sexual health. Health professionals express that they perceive a need for men's groups, as well as staff training. If you have any comments on men's groups please email us: here

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	Free Seminars. The Holistic Approach to Prostate Cancer. Cottesloe, Western Australia 3 Free Seminars: Wednesdays 30th June, 14th July & 28th July An intiative by Impotence Australia & Cancer Support Association The Holistic Approach to Prostate Cancer These seminars are for men diagnosised with prostate cancer and their partners. Discussing the impact on relationships, sexuality and intimacy. Dispelling the myths treatments for erectile dysfunction common sexual intimacy issues Bookings: Between 9am-5p.m. Phone 9384 3544 Cancer Support Association, 80 Railway Street, Cottesloe
	Contact Impotence Australia 1800 800 614 IMPOTENCE AUSTRALIA Impotence Australia can be contacted by Phone: 1800 800 614 (Sydney: 02 9280 0084) Email: admin@impotenceaustralia.com.au Phones are answered by trained sex therapists. We are able to assist with male or female sexual concerns. We also maybe able to send you information on the difficulties you are experiencing.
	Best Practice Management of Male Sexual Dysfunction in Australia: Research on Line: Title: Best Practice Management of Male Sexual Dysfunction in Australia: What do Men really want from their General Practitioner? The study will explore the circumstances in a general practitioner-patient interaction that provide optimal detection and management of male sexual dysfunction. This will be done by ascertaining the experiences and perceptions of men with a sexual concern who may or may not have discussed the issue with their General Practitioner. The study is being conducted by The Graduate Program in Sexual Health, Faculty of Health Sciences at The University of Sydney. If you are interested to learn more than please go to: http://www.zoomerang.com/Survey/?p=WEB229Q26WXBHU
	New self help book for men suffering from Premature Ejaculation Too fast? Learn to Last LONGER A Guide to Premature Ejaculation Michael Lowy & Brett McCann Premature ejaculation is a common male complaint. It is a condition that can impact on a man's self esteem and elationships. This book provides useful self-help information about ejaculation disorders, particularly about prmature ejaculation. more details at: http://longuevill.cart.net.au/
	Look after your little fella and he will look after you advertisement wins award DDB Remedy has taken out two awards at the New York Festival Global Awards under the Global Healthcare Awards section. One of these awards was for their production of the Look after your little fella and he will look after you" advertisement they had created for Impotence Australia. From Impotence Australia to DDB congradulations an dthank you for great work. To read more about these awards go to http://www.bandt.com.au/news/D2/0C05BCD2.asp To see the award winner advertisement http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=Qski_4fBsR4&feature=related November 2008
	WANTED Impotence Australia will be embarking on several erectile dysfunction awareness and education campaigns this year. We are looking for YOUR help in the following ways: men and couples who will assist in sharing their story with the media, such as, television, radio and newspaper. Men with erectile dysfunction and couples to tell their stories of reestablishing a sexual relationship in a DVD support resource for consumers. Men and partners willing to offer telephone or web based support for men with sexual concerns and their partners, as well as, men who have had a penile implant and are willing to offer support to men thinking of having a penile implant.
	Have you had a penile implant? Impotence Australia knows men who are thinking about having a penile implant who want to discuss this with other men who already have had a penile implant. Can you lend support? If so please email: admin@impotenceaustralia.com.au