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Video: Sex therapist adds spice to W.I . campaign



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Published Date: 15 October 2008
By Alex Jenkins
A SEX therapist from Washington is helping the Women's Institute shake off its 'Jams and Jerusalem' image by offering elderly people advice on sexual relationships.
Janice Langley, 66, from West Grinstead presents a video on sexuaI health as part of a new online campaign by the WI in conjunction with Sky TV.

As a former nurse Janice was picked to present tips for senior citizens to spice up their sex lives.

Janice admits that she's surprised by the media storm that the video has created, and says that it raises important sexual issues for older people.

She also rejects claims that the content strays too far for the traditional role of the WI, which she says has never shunned sexual health matters.

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  • Last Updated: 20 October 2008 3:22 PM
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