There are many subjects that fall under the banner of ‘sexual issues’ and reasons why you might consider sex counselling or therapy, some are:
- confusion about feelings of love or sexual attraction
- troubles about your sexual orientation or sexual identity
- fears around being judged or misunderstood by family, colleagues or peers
- concerns about aspects of your sexuality that are unconventional
- worries about your low or high libido or performance
- physical problems such as erectile dysfunction, painful intercourse, or premature ejaculation
Whether you are struggling with your sexual relationship with yourself or with others, talking these sexual issues through in therapy can help.
Confidential, safe & non-judgemental sexual issues counselling
There can be a lot of shame attached to how we feel about our sexuality and it is important to be able to explore this in a safe, non-judgemental and confidential environment.
Often we overlook our sexuality, either because we are embarrassed to talk about it or because we don’t consider it to be an integral part of who we are.
You may need support in “coming out” to friends and family or you may be having difficulties in your sexual relationship with a long term partner. Whatever the issue or problem, it can be uncomfortable to discuss. This is why it is important that you find a therapist you can trust.
Sexual problems counselling & sex issues therapy in London
Many of the therapists at City Therapy Rooms, work in this area and have a specific interest in sexuality issues or offering sex therapy. Delia Schumacher is a psychosexual psychotherapist and works specifically with issues around ‘erectile dysfunction’, ‘painful sex’, ‘sex addiction’.
To find an experienced therapist who offers counselling for sex issues or sexual problems, take a look at the directory of counsellors and psychotherapists in London.
Some helpful articles on the issues around sex and sexuality
School Of Life
The following video looks at the differences in sexual desire and the importance of sex to us.
Psychologies Magazine
Published this interesting article on sex drive, knowing your own and that of your partners and helping to understand how in many relationships an unequal sex drive doesn’t have to spell trouble.
