Sex Therapy by MindYog

Sexual dysfunction is common. In fact, 43 percent of women and 31 percent of men report experiencing some type of sexual dysfunction during their lifetimes. These dysfunctions may include:

• Erectile dysfunction
• Low libido
• Lack of interest
• Premature ejaculation
• Low confidence
• Lack of response to sexual stimulus
• Inability to reach orgasm
• Excessive libido
• Inability to control sexual behaviour
• Distressing sexual thoughts
• Unwanted sexual fetishes

A fulfilling sex life is healthy and natural. Physical and emotional intimacy are essential parts of one’s well-being. Due to sexual dysfunctionsa fulfilling sex life could become difficult.

With help of Sex Therapy from best therapists at MindYog, one may be able to help reframe his sexual challenges and increase sexual satisfaction.

How does Sex Therapy at MindYog work?

Sex therapy is like anyother type of psychotherapy. The condition is treated by talking through one’s experiences, worries, and feelings.

Together with our psychotherapist at MindYogonemay work out coping mechanisms to help improve his responses in the future to have a healthier sex life.

During initial appointments, our therapist will either talk with just the client or with clienttogetherwith his partner. The therapist is there to guide and help process one’s current challenge and the following must be understood:

• They are not there to take one person’s side or to help persuade anyone.
• Also, everyone will keep their clothes on. The sex therapist will not be having sexual relations with anyone or showing anyone how to have sex.

With each session, our therapist at MindYog will continue to push toward better management and acceptance ofone’s concerns that may be leading to sexual dysfunction. All talk therapy, including sex therapy, is both a supportive and in an educational environment.

It is meant to provide comfort and encouragement for change. One will likely leave our MindYog with assignments and work to do before his next appointment.

If the therapist suspects the dysfunction one is experiencing as the result of a physical sexual concern, they may refer to a medical doctor.

Our therapist at MindYog and the doctor can consult about the signs and symptoms and work to help find any physical concerns that may be contributing to greater sexual problems.

MindYog’s Advice on When to See a Sex Therapist?

According to MindYog, one way to determine if one needs to see a sex therapist instead of another type of talk therapist is to analyze what aspects of life are the most affected by how one feels right now.

If the quality of life and emotional health are greatly affected by one’s sexual dysfunction, it is a good idea to see an expert sex therapist at MindYog. Likewise, if a lack of intimacy or difficulty in communicating with a partner isthe most serious personal concern, a sex therapist is the place to start with.