Faqs

Who seeks sex therapy?

 Bisexual, gay, heterosexual, lesbian, and transgender etc. individuals are counselled by Certified Sex Therapists for concerns which include:

• absence of orgasm
• erection or ejaculation difficulties
• fear, anxiety, depression, infidelity

• illness/surgery, and medications, diabetes, M.S., high blood pressure 

• infertility

• mismatched levels of sexual desire

• natural aging processes

• physical injury or difficulties

• sexual trauma (incest, sexual abuse/ assault)

  
  

Sex Therapists facilitate a person's ability to be creative in reaching their sexual potential.

Sex therapy is appropriate for:

• compulsive sexual behaviour
• fostering healthy sexual development
• individuals wanting to improve their sexual functioning

• individuals with sexual inhibitions

• partners wishing for more intimacy

• partners unable to talk about sex

• sexual identity curiosity and exploration

• sexual orientation curiosity

• talking to children about sex

A qualified sex therapist:

• is knowledgeable
• is at ease talking about all expressions of sexuality
• is sensitive to relationship issues
• is non-judgmental
• is respectful of your feelings, cultural beliefs, values and privacy
• never asks you to engage in any form of sexual activity with your therapist present