Sex Therapy

In counselling, we ask questions about the nature of the issue, the length of time of the problem and the steps taken to resolve the issue.  We are interested in your thoughts and feelings. Talking directly to the counsellor, as a third person, is often so much easier than speaking to each other, as the counsellor can help to mediate the issue.

Typically, only a few sessions are required, and occasionally, it can be beneficial to have an individual session without your partner present. It is not always necessary to come to counselling for sexual issues with your partner. Discussing sex on your own can also be helpful. Don’t put off getting help for this important area of your life.

We can explore with you:

• Premature or delayed ejaculation

• Erectile dysfunction or impotence

• Inability or difficulty in reaching orgasm

• Performance anxiety

• Painful intercourse

• Loss of desire

• Sexual Compulsions

• Sexual fantasies and phobias

• Gender identity issues and sexual orientation, where they intersect with sex