Sexual therapy addresses both physiological and psychological concerns that affect an individual's sexual functioning. Physiological issues can include problems with libido, erectile dysfunction,...
Sexual therapy is a branch of psychotherapy that focuses on treating sexual dysfunctions, including low libido (low sex drive), erectile dysfunction (ED), premature ejaculation, vaginismus,...
Erotic Writing as a Therapeutic Tool
Sexual dysfunctions such as anorgasmia, erectile dysfunction, vaginismus, low libido, and premature ejaculation are common issues faced by many people around...
Unresolved trauma can have a significant impact on a person's ability to reach orgasm during sexual encounters. When a person experiences traumatic events, such as physical or emotional abuse,...
Sexual Dysfunction Can Influence Couple Attachment
Sexual dysfunction is a common issue that can negatively impact couples' relationships. This condition refers to physical or psychological...
Sexual dysfunctions can occur in both men and women and are often caused by physical or psychological factors that affect one's ability to enjoy sexual activity. Chronic sexual dysfunction is a...
Some people experience "anorgasmia," the inability to achieve orgasm despite adequate stimulation. It is estimated that up to 10% of women and 20% of men may struggle with this condition at some...
Anorgasmia is a common sexual dysfunction that affects both men and women. It occurs when a person finds it challenging or even impossible to achieve orgasm despite sexual stimulation. Orgasm refers...
Involuntary muscle contractions during orgasm can involve the anal sphincter, vaginal wall, or pelvic floor. This involuntary action is known as an orgasmic spasm. During orgasm, some people...
Some people have a condition called anorgasmia, which refers to a sexual disorder that prevents them from reaching orgasm even when adequately stimulated. This means that although they may be able to...