Issues you may want to address when considering Sex Therapy
Intimacy Issues
Difficulty in establishing or maintaining emotional and physical intimacy in a relationship.
Sexual Dysfunction
Experiencing problems with sexual function, such as erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, or pain during sex.
Low Libido
Struggling with a lack of sexual desire or interest.
Communication Problems
Difficulty discussing sexual needs, desires, or concerns with a partner.
Trauma and Abuse
Coping with past sexual trauma or abuse that affects one's current sexual experiences.
Sexual Identity Exploration
Exploring questions related to sexual orientation, gender, identity, or non-binary identities.
Infidelity
Dealing with the aftermath of infidelity or trust issues in a relationship.
Kink, Fetish, or BDSM Interests
Understanding and navigating non-traditional sexual interest or practices.
Sexual Compulsivity
Addressing problematic habit reversal training for body-focused repetitive behaviors (sexual behaviors or "addictive" patterns).
Sexual Education
Seeking information and guidance on sexual health, safer sex practices, or sexual pleasure.
Relationship Enhancement
Improving overall sexual satisfaction and connection within a relationship.
Preparation for Major Life Changes
Seeking counseling before major life events like marriage, childbirth, medical procedures, or medical diagnosis that may impact sexuality.