Sexual fears are often learned from parents or caregivers during childhood, and can persist into adulthood without proper treatment.
Identifying the origins of these fears through therapy can help...
Trauma is an emotional response to a stressful event that can have lasting physical and psychological effects on an individual. It may cause anxiety, depression, fear, anger, guilt, shame, and...
Psychotherapists can help LGBTQ individuals who have experienced religious condemnation through various methods that focus on healing from trauma and developing self-acceptance. These therapies...
One common challenge faced by many members of the LGBTQ+ community is finding effective mental health care that meets their unique needs and experiences. Traditional therapies may not always take...
Sexual dissatisfaction is an issue that affects many people at some point in their lives, whether due to physical, emotional, or relational problems.
Research shows that past traumatic experiences...
We will explore how various forms of therapy can assist individuals who have experienced betrayal or divorce to reconnect with their sexual selves and regain their sense of passion and desire. It is...
Therapeutic interventions are important in helping individuals to integrate emotional and sexual healing. These interventions involve various methods and techniques that aim to help individuals...
Unresolved trauma can be detrimental to an individual's mental health and wellbeing. One way it can manifest is through sexual inhibition, which can significantly impact one's ability to connect...
Traumatic experiences can cause an individual to have difficulty trusting their body's responses during intimate encounters, leading to feelings of disconnection from themselves and others. This...
Sexual phobias are common mental health issues that involve a fear of sex or anything related to it. They can be characterized by intense anxiety, avoidance, and distress when thinking about or...