Sex Therapy                                   < Back to Home page
 

Sex therapy is helpful for individuals and couples interested in a more satisfying sex life.  In many aspects of our culture, sex is a taboo subject.  Clients often feel self-conscious or unsure about whether their sexual thoughts or actions are “normal,” therefore they avoid talking about them with others.  This safe, open, non-threatening atmosphere will help clients with the following:

• Increasing sexual confidence, knowledge, and satisfaction
• Addressing differences between partners in regards to sexual patterns and desires
• Reducing anxiety in sexual situations
• Reconnecting with desire, arousal, and orgasm
• Staying open and responsive to new sexual information
• Dispelling sexual myths
• Exploring and overcoming sexual dysfunction

The process for sex therapy is as follows:

• Assessing  client issues, concerns, or objectives
• Discussing assumptions on the part of both client and therapist
• Setting of specific goals
• Active work on specific sexual goals

Have a question about sex or sexuality?  Visit the "Ask the Sex Therapist" blog

Email Sarah Kyle about setting up an initial consultation