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Sex Therapy

For some individuals, seeing a sex therapist--or any therapist--perhaps for the first time, can feel like a burden has been lifted and/or may lead to feelings of anxiety.

 

Sex therapy, like other therapies, is talk therapy only. You will be asked about sexual concerns in your life, I may discuss and ask about broader issues as well, as they may have an effect on how you feel. I will be sensitive to areas you may not want to discuss. You have the space and ability to go at your own pace.

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UNFORTUNATELY AT THIS TIME I AM UNABLE TO TAKE ON NEW CLIENTS

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The following are some of the issues women may discuss or ask about:

 

  • Low or no sexual desire, always, more recent, partner specific

  • Desire differences

  • Inability to reach orgasm, always, only in a specific way, through self-stimulation, with a partner

  • Painful intercourse, when, situation specific

  • Inability to have intercourse or desire to have

  • Body image concerns, always, more recent      

  • Sexual orientation issues

  • Partner’s sexual issues

  • Sexual trauma/abuse    

  • Medication side effects

  • Aging concerns

  • Effects of illness

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