Why Do I Only Want Sex Once We’ve Started?
Do you rarely feel like having sex until intimacy has already begun? Understanding spontaneous and responsive desire — and your sexual “accelerator and brakes” — can change how you think about libido.
When Is the Right Time to Start Psychosexual Therapy?
If you’ve been wondering whether it’s time to seek help for intimacy or sexual difficulties, you’re not alone. Here’s how to know when psychosexual therapy might help.
Is Psychosexual Therapy just for people in relationships?
Psychosexual therapy isn’t just for couples. You don’t necessarily need to be in a relationship to explore desire, shame, identity, or intimacy.
Can EMDR Help with Sex and Relationship Difficulties?
EMDR isn’t only for trauma. It can also help with sex and relationship problems by addressing the emotional wounds that shape how we trust, connect, and desire.
What Lies Behind ‘Low Libido’?
Sex therapy is rarely just about sex — it’s about shame, intimacy, connection, and the stories we carry. Here’s what it really involves.
EMDR Isn’t Just for Big Traumas
EMDR is often thought of as a therapy for extreme trauma. But it can also help with the smaller emotional injuries that quietly shape how we think, feel, and relate.
Sex Therapy Isn’t Just About Sex
Psychosexual therapy isn’t just about sex. It’s what it says on the tin; the mind (psyche) and the body (sexual).
Do I Need Individual Therapy or Couples Therapy — or Both?
Unsure whether to seek individual or couples therapy? Here’s how to decide, and why sometimes the best answer is both.