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"Sexual health is a state of physical, emotional, mental and social well-being in relation to sexuality...for it to be attained and maintained, the rights of all persons must be respected, protected and fulfilled."

-World Health Organization

Strengthening

Sexual Response

and Pleasure

I ndependent Marriage and Family Therapist &

AASECT Certifed Sex Therapist

SEXUAL HEALTH

Many people may find it difficult to address sexual health concerns. And if you are a person that values sexual response - desire, arousal and orgasm and have been experiencing sexual discomfort. Here's how CLEsextherapist@twitter.com can help.

I am a licensed marriage and family therapist and AASECT (American Association of Sexuality Educators, counselors and therapists) certified sex therapist. I treat individuals and couples that present with problems concerning sex, sexuality and sexual health. And I also treat those individuals and couples that don't but are distressed about the quality and satisfaction of their relationship or martial system. My clinical interest is treating male and female sexual matters, sexual dysfunctions, sexual disorders and gender dysphoria in the context of medical conditions, aging, disability, gender constraints, sexual identity & development and relationship satisfaction. I’m committed to serving the spectrum of variations in human sexuality.

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SEXUAL DISCOMFORT

Sex therapy is a specialized form of psychotherapy that draws upon an array of technical interventions known to effectively treat male and female sexual dysfunction and other psychosexual conditions.

Sex therapists are trained to diagnose and treat the psychological origins of sexual issues and work to find solutions.

My goal is to strengthen your desired level of sexual function, fulfillment and pleasure that ameliorates quality of life.

Inability to attain or maintain an erection fitting for intercourse
Inability to rest the vaginal muscles to perform intercourse
Pain with intercourse
Lacking or delayed ejaculation in spite of sexual stimulation
Failure to control the timing of ejaculation
Insufficient vaginal lubrication before and during intercourse

Failure to achieve orgasm
Lack of interest in or desire for sex
Inability to become aroused
Anorgasmic

Sexology research has informed us that sexuality plays a significant part in individuals quality of life, and that sexual difficulties cause both emotional and physical distress.

In my work with clients, sexuality and sexual expression are viewed through an ecological perspective that embodies not just male and female genitalia and their function, but all the dimensions of a person -biological, psychological, emotional, social, cultural, relational and spiritual.