There are many reasons couples come to sex therapy. These four are the most common: Couples seek sex therapy to see if they are normal. Rest assured, whether you worried are about anatomy, sexual abilities, activities or dysfunctions, many others have had your concerns. If...
It is unfortunate that we have a stigma about sex therapy in our society, particularly because therapy is usually successful. The majority of couples who seek professional help find solutions. And the sooner they reach out, the better their chance of improving their sex life....
New sex therapy clients often begin with questions about a non-existent sex drive, also known as low libido, or hypoactive sexual desire disorder. There are many causes of this common condition: Sleep patterns Stress Age Life changes like menopause, a new baby, new job, moving...
There is a stigma in American society about seeking help—particularly for problems of an intimate nature. But the truth is, marital problems never go away by themselves; they get worse over time, because people keep using the same tools to solve them. Marriage counseling breaks...
If you’re having problems in your committed relationship or marriage, chances are they won’t go away by themselves. It can be lifesaving to get help from an unbiased marriage counselor or sex therapist, who has probably seen your situation before and found solutions. It can...
Sex therapy helps people build more satisfying lives. It enables intimacy and closeness, and is appropriate for anyone with a concern about their sexual health. It can also help people who want accurate information regarding relationships and sex. A vital sex life is a circle:...
Sex therapy can be rough. You may have to talk about things you have long avoided, or dig into issues that have caused many a sleep-on-the-couch night. But in order to get the most out of your counseling sessions, you have to be willing to...
You’ve been going to marriage counseling to work through some issues related to intimacy. Did you make the right choice of therapists? You and your partner can decide if your therapist was a good pick by asking yourselves two sets of questions around two broad...
While sex therapy goes back at least to the 3rd millennium BCE, Dr. Alfred Kinsey of Indiana University was one of the modern researchers who greatly advanced our understanding of human sexuality. Starting in 1938, he taught a course called “Marriage and Family,” for seniors...
Therapy for sexual problems is recorded in China as far back as 3,000 BCE, and later in ancient India, Greece and Rome. Counselors of these early millennia used manuals, spells, anaphrodiasics (that subdued the libido), aphriodisiacs (that revved it up), and tantric yoga (which prolongs...