SEXUAL HEALTH CONCERNS

What do people talk to

a sex therapist about ?

Sexual Heath

Sexual Desire

NO SEXUAL DESIRE

DIMINISHED OR NO SEX DRIVE

DESIRE DISCREPANCY

MEN WITH LOW SEXUAL DESIRE

Sexual Arousal

YOU STRUGGLE BECOMING AROUSED

DIMINISHED AROUSAL

IT’S TAKING YOU LONGER TO BECOME AROUSED

YOU STRUGGLE MAINTAINING AROUSAL

Orgasm

FEMALE ORGASM

  • I CAN’T ORGASM

  • I DON’T THINK I’VE EVER HAD AN ORGASM

  • I HAVE NEVER HAD AN ORGASM DURING SEX

  • PERSISTENT OR RECURRENT DIFFICULTY IN ACHIEVING ORGASM

Painful Sex

FEMALE SEXUAL PAIN

IT HURTS

  • AT THE ENTRY

  • DEEP INSIDE

  • SOMETIMES | ALWAYS

  • IT HURTS TO MUCH FOR PENETRATION TO OCCUR

  • VAGINAL DRYNESS

Painful Sex

FOR MEN

  • PEYRONIE’S DISEASE

  • A TIGHT FORESKIN

  • PROSTATITIS

  • SHORT OR TIGHT FRENULUM

ERECTILE FUNCTIONING

GETTING AN ERECTION

MAINTAINING AN ERECTION

GETTING A STRONG ENOUGH ERECTION

EJACULATION CONTROL

  • PREMATURE EJACULATION PE (Rapid Ejaculation)

  • DELAYED EJACULATION (Impaired Ejaculation)

we can also talk about

A BRIEF LIST

AGING

ANAL SEX

BDSM

BODY IMAGE

COMMUNICATING ABOUT SEX

FETISHES

INTIMACY

INITIATING SEX

KISSING

LIBIDO

ORAL SEX

PREMARITAL SEX COUNSELLING

POLYAMORY

PORN ADDICTION

  • PRODUCTS

  • RESEARCH

  • SAME SEX COUPLES

  • SEX THERAPY – More articles

SEXUAL CONSENT

SEXUAL REJECTION

SEXUAL TOUCH

SEXUAL SKILLS

SWINGING

UNCONSUMMATED RELATIONSHIP

VIRGINITY

People may talk to a sex therapist about a wide variety of issues related to their sexual health and well-being. Some common topics that people bring up in sex therapy sessions include: Low libido or lack of sexual desire. Difficulty becoming or staying aroused. Erectile dysfunction or premature ejaculation. Difficulty achieving orgasm. Painful sex. Sexual dysfunction related to medical conditions or medications. Relationship difficulties that may be impacting sexual satisfaction.The main goal of sex therapy is to help individuals and couples improve their sexual functioning and satisfaction.