Conditions

SEXUAL DYSFUNCTIONS

Understanding Sexual Health

Sexual dysfunction refers to conditions that impact sexual desire, arousal, orgasm, and pain during intercourse. It is a problem that can happen during any phase of the sexual cycle and prevents from experiencing satisfaction from sexual activity. The sexual response cycle traditionally includes excitement, plateau, orgasm and resolution. Sexual dysfunction is common which is why people of all sexes, genders, orientations, and relationship statuses can benefit from psychosexual therapy.

Sexual dysfunctions can affect all phases of the sexual response cycle - desire, arousal, orgasm. They affect people of all genders and orientations. With sensitive professional support, many of these challenges can be successfully addressed.

What Are Other Sexual Dysfunction Examples?

Mismatched libidos and desire discrepancies

Painful sex

Vaginismus

Difficulties in reaching orgasm

Delayed ejaculation

Porn dependency

Anxiety before or during sex

Low mood contributing to low sexual desire

Body image concerns

Adjusting to sex after pregnancy and childbirth

Adjusting to illness and disability

Adjusting to sexually transmitted infection

Recovering from sex related trauma

Areas We Address

01

Desire Disorders

Low or absent sexual desire affecting quality of life.

02

Arousal Difficulties

Challenges with physical or emotional arousal.

03

Orgasm Disorders

Difficulty achieving or experiencing orgasm.

04

Sexual Pain Disorders

Pain associated with sexual activity.

Causes and Risk Factors

1

Psychological issues (anxiety, depression, stress)

2

Traumatic experiences, especially sexual abuse

3

Body image and self-esteem issues

4

Physical illnesses and medication side effects

5

Relationship problems and lack of communication

6

Hormonal factors and age-related changes

7

Pornography addiction

8

Post-pregnancy adjustments

Common Issues Addressed

Libido discrepancies between partners

Pain during intercourse (dyspareunia, vaginismus)

Orgasm difficulties (anorgasmia)

Erectile dysfunction

Premature ejaculation

Body image concerns

Sexual recovery after trauma

Post-pregnancy adjustments in sexual life

Our Therapeutic Approach

Sensitive and professional psychosexual counseling

Cognitive-behavioral approach and focus for performance anxiety

Techniques and focus for sexual trauma

Mindfulness and body reconnection techniques

Couples counseling for improving intimate communication

Specific exercises for improving sexual function

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