Sex Therapy

Are you looking to improve the quality or excitement in your sex life? Are you curious about understanding or exploring your sexual fantasies?

Sex therapy provides a safe, confidential, and professional sex positive environment for individuals and couples to address problems in sex or discover how to strengthen their sex lives. Navigating problems in sex or sexual functioning can be confusing and difficult to talk about or even acknowledge. Sex therapy can offer a safe and supportive space to address such issues. Common issues individuals bring to sex therapy include:

  • Difficulties sexually connecting with people you desire.
  • Dissatisfaction with ability to maintain or achieve an erection.
  • Struggling to talk with partner about what you find arousing.
  • Difficulties sustaining the sexual chemistry in your relationship.
  • Thoughts or desires around open relationships or consensual non monogamous relationships.

If your sexual functioning or pleasure distresses you, it may be time to see a sex therapist.

Sex therapy is provided in a safe, informed and respectful space to address a subject that frequently evokes fear, shame, and negative judgments.

Additional issues that may be addressed in sex therapy include:

•    Addressing psychological issues interfering with sexual functioning
•    Improving sexual communication and needs assertion.
•    Integrating unconventional sexual desires into an intimate relationship.
•    Improving overall sexual satisfaction and pleasure.
•    Improving sexual satisfaction and pleasure when you are living with a sexual disorder.

Sex therapy services provided for heterosexual, gay and bisexual men.

Request a consultation by emailing:

info@turningpointsandbeyond.com

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