Erectile dysfunction | Don’t suffer in silence
The good news is that there are many ways to treat ED, and most people will experience an improvement after starting therapy. Our therapists favour a ‘biopsychosocial’ approach to understanding the causes of erectile dysfunction. This basically means we look at your life as a whole. As well as possible physical causes, we’ll look at any emotional, cultural, cognitive and lifestyle factors, and how these might be contributing to it. In many cases the root cause of erectile dysfunction is psychological, rather than physical.
5 great reasons to work with a therapist in training
Working with a therapist in training has many benefits:
– Fresh perspectives
– Lower costs
– Smaller caseloads and greater availability
– Enhanced supervision
– Focus on diversity and inclusion
This blog tells you why you might want to work with a therapist in training rather than with someone who’s qualified and more experienced.
Healing from Within | The Interplay of Mental Health and Vaginismus
Vaginismus is a condition that affects many women and people with vaginas, but is often shrouded in stigma and silence. This involuntary and painful contraction of the muscles around the vaginal opening can make sexual intercourse, gynaecological exams, and even inserting tampons excruciating.
Painful anal | Don’t suffer in silence
Anal play and penetration is becoming increasingly enjoyed by all genders and across all relationship styles. Yet many people engaging in anal sex experience pain on penetration. When this pain causes distress over a period of time, it’s known as Anodyspareunia, the most unacknowledged of all the sexual issues.
New Relationship Energy | The pleasure and the pitfalls
New Relationship Energy (NRE) is bloody brilliant! It’s intense, thrilling, and the sex is great. But it’s also comes with pitfalls we can’t ignore, no matter how wonderful it feels.
Ferly | Discover mindful sex
Ferly’s mission is to guide you to pleasurable, confident and healthy sex – pretty much my mission in life too!
Can you really have fantastic sex after years together?
Is it really possible to have fantastic sex with your partner if you’ve been together for a long time?
Sustaining a sexual connection
I love this short TED talk by Emily Nagoski about sustaining a sexual connection: Sustaining sex over a lifetime.