FAQ

Q: What is Sex Therapy?

A: Sex therapy is a unique and specialized form of professional counseling designed to help women and men address their concerns about sexuality, sexual function, and sexual expression. While other issues may arise during therapy, these may include problems with:


• Desire or frequency discrepancies
• Arousal or inability to reach orgasm
• Sexual anxieties and inhibitions
• Painful intercourse
• Sexual identity or orientation issues
• Premature ejaculation (rapid ejaculation)
• Erection problems
• Medical problems affecting sex
• Unusual sexual desires or behaviors
• Issues related to sexual expression or function

Like any therapeutic experience, sex therapy involves talking,

Listening, and education. A trained therapist works with the client in a private and confidential setting to clarify their particular issues. During therapy, the therapist provides education about pertinent sexual issues, including anatomy, physical response, and healthy sexual behavior.

Therapy will never involve any form of sexual or other inappropriate physical contact between therapist and client, nor will the performance of any sexual activity be part of any therapy session