Counseling.

Intimacy problems widely occur behind a variety of closed doors. Conflicts may include: a loss of harmony between the sheets, a lack of sexual desire between either partners or failure in communication. There are often psychological factors that may contribute to a sexual disorder such as erectile dysfunction, or a lowered desire after a new mother has given birth. Intimacy issues are common, but if one or more become severe and there is no resolution in sight, it may be time to seek therapy for guidance.

Sex Therapy is a form of talk therapy. 

When a relationship is involved, the treatment of choice is usually a combination of couples therapy and Sex Therapy.

The goal of Sex Therapy is to improve your sexual functioning and your satisfaction.

Homework is often given to help between sessions. Assignments might include therapeutic exercises and practices, written worksheets or journal entries, specific reading or videos that may include appropriate sex educational materials.

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