Introduction Psychosexual disorders are interruptions in the normal sexual functioning of an individual due to emotional or mental disorders or a combination of both. These disorders are categorized into three groups which include sexual dysfunctions, paraphilias and sexual identity disorders (MDGuidelines, 2007, para. 1-4). Aspects of sexual malfunction include interruption in a person’s desire, pleasure and decisions which may lead to sexual activities. Causes include drug abuse or a medical condition which can be treated through the use of psychotherapy or medical treatments. Paraphilias is defined as strong sexual desires entailing objects or odd situations. Examples of these include pedophilia, cross-dressing or masturbation. Treatment of this kind of psychosexual disorder can be done through the use android blockers or the use of inhibitors such a Selective Serotonin Reuptake. On the other hand, sexual identity disorder entails individuals who desire to be included in the opposite sex. This can be depicted by individuals of the opposite sex associating him or herself with items of the opposite sex. The disorder can be treated by use of sex hormones or sex-change surgeries (Psychosexual, 2010). Aim The aim of the paper is to discuss clinical psychology in relation to The Marilyn Monroe Case and the need for adaptation of such treatment procedures in the management of psychosexual disorders. Discussion Marilyn Monroe (1926-62), born Norma Jean Baker, was an American movie actress. She had a very troubled childhood living in a series of foster homes, this was worsened when her mother was diagnosed as a paranoid Schizophrenic (Bookrags, 2006). She was also sexually assaulted at an early age during her stay at the foster homes and eventually opted for early marriage at the age of 14 to James Dougherty. She was later to be discovered by photographers, who exposed her through the magazines finally leading to her being a film star in 1948. She underwent many marriage break-ups during her film and had to be put on barbiturates and sleeping pills. Marilyn Monroe was found dead in her bedroom and her death was ruled to have been due to acute barbiturate poisoning and listed a probable suicide by many witnesses and investigators (The Internet Movie Database, 2010, para.1). During her life, Marilyn Monroe had to be treated for cases of psychosexual disorder as she had never had an orgasm during sexual activity. This is categorized under sexual dysfunctions and treatment for Marilyn Monroe actually worked as one of her letters to her doctor, Dr. Ralph Greenson who was a renowned psychoanalyst indicates, “Bless you doctor… By now I’ve had lots of orgasms. Not only has it happened once or twice but thrice with a partner who takes time. It is so good… Doctor, I worship you” Marilyn Monroe, 1962 (Playboy, 2005, p. 80). Clinical psychology is an integration of science, theory and clinical practice in an attempt to promote the well-being of an individual. It aims at reducing distress due to psychological difficulties. These may include anxiety, depression or relationship problems. Before beginning a session, a clinical psychoanalyst collects information about the patient through methods such as interviews and p