Abstract
Female sexual arousal disorder (FSAD) is a common condition in women that frequently copresents with hypoactive sexual desire disorder (HSDD). Although some of the principles and practice within clinical management of these 2 conditions is similar, it is essential that as accurate a diagnosis and assessment as possible is made to clarify the thinking and formulation of the problem(s) for the clinician, woman, or her partner. The clinician needs to have a wide range of tools and knowledge in order to integrate the physical, relational, and psychological interventions that are needed for the individual to understand the diagnosis and what options are available. Various assessments and treatment options are presented along with a case example.
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