Here are some of the reasons someone might see a sex therapist. Just like any other area in life, there are many differences among people.  For that reason, professional sexual therapy is tailored to the individual or couple.

Common Issues for MEN:

• erectile dysfunction, ED, impotence – difficulties with getting and/or keeping an erection
• premature ejaculation – ejaculating before you and your partner are ready, other ejaculation difficulties
• unusual sexual interests, or interests that you feel bad about
• sexual addiction counseling, porn addiction
• not “romantic” enough for partner

Common issues For WOMEN:

• low or no sexual desire
• can’t orgasm, orgasm difficulties and questions
• too tired, too stressed to have sex
• painful intercourse
• feeling guilt or pressure about sex from inside yourself or from another person

Common issues For COUPLES:

• one partner wants sex more than the other
• one partner wants to do a sexual activity that the other does not want
• arguing and/or distance has developed in the relationship due to unresolved issues
• couples or individuals may be gay, straight, or bisexual

A person’s moods, such as depression and anxiety, can cause or contribute to sexual problems.
Because emotions and sex are intertwined, a professional who is an expert in both can be invaluable in helping you to resolve your concerns.