SEX THERAPY IN DALLAS-FORT WORTH
Improve communication & restore intimacy.
You love each other, but things feel hard right now.
You enjoy your partner, but you don’t understand why there are problems with intimacy.
Sex has always felt difficult because the experience was distorted by trauma, sex-negative messages, or body image issues. You only had sexual desire at the beginning of your relationship and now it seems like it’s gone.
Dysfunctions like erectile issues, premature ejaculation, addiction to pornography, sexual pain or difficulty with penetration have sabotaged your attempts at a “normal” and satisfying sex life. You’ve read books, downloaded apps, listened to podcasts, and watched TED talks, but nothing seems to click or produce the change you so desperately desire.
You’re tired of feeling FRUSTRATED and BROKEN:
Desire is a mystery
Dysfunction is your normal
Negative feelings about sex sabotages your efforts
how i can help
Sex therapy can help you gain insights and take action.
What is sex therapy? Sex therapy involves comprehensive assessment, open dialogue about your concerns, education about the areas that feel mysterious to you, and sometimes retraining through at-home exercises.
Sex therapy also may involve other therapy modalities like EMDR for negative experiences or feelings regarding sexual topics like sexual shame and fear of penetration.
Most importantly, SAFETY is always a priority. Taking steps in a new direction can be uncomfortable, but it shouldn’t be traumatizing. I will follow your pacing and spend time establishing personal or relational stability before sexual retraining.
Sex therapy can help with sexual pain, vaginismus or Genito pelvic pain disorders, premature ejaculation, erectile dysfunction, intimacy after sexual trauma or betrayal, pornography addiction, infidelity recovery, and issues with sexual or gender identity.
imagine if you…
Understood your sexual desire
Sexual desire doesn’t look the same throughout the lifetime of a marriage. Desire is also radically different between men and women. Learning about the differences between you and your partner and discovering how YOUR desire shows up can lead to healthy expectations and rekindling desire.
Could stop being sidetracked by sexual dysfunction
Sexual dysfunction can consume every intimate interaction causing anxiety and worry about the security of the relationship. Exploring the roots of your dysfunction is the first step to deep and lasting healing.
Felt connected to your partner during intimacy
True intimacy is being seen and known. You can experience true intimacy emotionally and sexually, feeling connected to your partner with each interaction.
I want you to know:
Change is possible.
Let’s work together to uncover what is holding you back from true intimacy and move toward the relationship you desire.
faqs
Common questions about sex therapy
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The short answer is, yes. Working with both partners is usually ideal. However, sometimes individual work is essential prior to sex therapy. Other times, we can work on your individual contributions and concerns and this can make a difference in your relationship.
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I am a certified sex therapist through the American Board of Christian Sex Therapists. ABCST Certified Sex Therapists meet rigorous standards in education, therapy experience, consolation, and faith integration. Your values will always be honored in the therapeutic space.
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Schedule a consult and ask more questions about the sex therapy process!
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