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Why should we consult a sex therapist?

The process of sex therapy involves helping individuals or couples manage sexual difficulties, hence improving their sex lives. It is also possible to clarify one's feelings about the situation so that there is a better understanding of it. If you have relationship or emotional difficulties relating to seduction, intimacy, performance anxiety, or you are exploring your sexual orientation and sexual identity, or you are unsatisfied with your sex life, going through a sex-therapy process may be beneficial for you and/or your couple. The sessions lasts 50 minutes in length and cost 105$-120$ each.

Book an appointment with the information listed in the contact section.

Receipts are available on demand for health insurance plans and for tax returns.

Therapy sessions are also available through SKYPE or FACETIME.

Procedure for webcam sessions.

Theoretical Approaches

Each individual has his own path in life and sexuality is a way of exploring and achieving a sense of well-being. Our objective as a sex-therapist and psychotherapist is to accompany people through this process so they can live their sexuality with pleasure! We perceive human beings through all of their dimensions; intellectual, relational, physiological, psychological and through the expressions of ones body. Some of us are trained in the Sexocorporel approach which emphasizes the union between the body and the mind as a means of helping individuals. It is to be noted that no sexual or erotic contact is used during sex-therapy sessions. The Sexo-existential & Humanistic approach, as well as the Sexual Crucible are integrated eclectically in the therapy sessions.

Who should consult a sex therapist & psychotherapist for therapy?

Anyone who would like to enhance their sex life or has difficulties in their sexuality and/or love life: sex-therapy can help you understand your own and your couples dynamic. For example:

You are wondering how to deal with a (sexual) conflict in your couple;

You desire to communicate your needs to your partner but you don't know how;

You would like to enhance your sexual intimacy with your partner;

You are having difficulties or unable to establish or maintain a healthy loving/sexual relationship and you don't understand the reasons.

Sexual difficulties

Low Sexual desire issues

Trouble maintaining or having an erection

Troubles with rapid/premature ejaculation

Trouble obtaining an orgasm, anorgasmia

Sexual compulsion

Pain during penetration, dyspareunia

Feelings of disgust about sexuality, sexual aversion