Sex-related concerns

Many individuals grapple with persistent sexual difficulties, often feeling too ashamed or embarrassed to discuss their concerns—even with their partners. Unfortunately, this reluctance can significantly impact their sex life, relationships, and overall well-being. Sexual difficulties can arise from many different type of problems, however, it is very common that sexual problems are derived from some form of emotional turbulence or difficulties of some shape or form whether its trauma, insecurity, anxiety etc. There is nothing to be ashamed of or embarrassed about as sexuality ebbs and flows for many, therapy can be a brilliant tool to help you.

Let’s explore some common symptoms related to both men and women:

Men:

1. Erectile Dysfunction: Difficulty maintaining an erection.
2. Premature Ejaculation: Reaching orgasm too soon.
3. Delayed or Inhibited Ejaculation: Struggles with ejaculation.
4. Low Sexual Desire: A reduced interest in sexual activities.
5. Sexual Compulsive Behaviour or Sex Addiction: Unhealthy patterns related to sexual behavior.

Women:

1. Loss of Sexual Desire: Decreased interest in sexual experiences.
2. Difficulty Achieving Orgasm: Challenges reaching climax.
3. Inhibited Sexual Desire: Reduced motivation for intimacy.
4. Vaginismus: Involuntary muscle spasms around the vagina, hindering penetration.
5. Dyspareunia: Pain during sexual intercourse.
6. Sexual Compulsive Behavior or Sex Addiction: Problematic sexual behaviours.

Therapy supports individuals of all ages and sexual orientations. Even if you’re not currently sexually active, seeking a sex therapist can address any troubling issues. Whether you’re in a relationship, cohabiting, or living separately, therapy can benefit both partners.

Remember, seeking professional help is a proactive step toward understanding, healing, and enhancing your sexual well-being.

We offer both couple and individual therapy!