Sex Therapy

WHAT IS SEXUALITY?

Sexuality is what we are as human beings. It is shaped by our personality and socialization areas, that is, our behaviors, our attitudes, our feelings, our values, what we like or dislike shape our sexuality. Sexuality confirms one's masculinity and femininity, makes one realize how to be loved and loved. It includes not only the genitals, but also our minds and bodies.

SEXUAL THERAPY

Sexual Therapy is administered by experienced psychologists who have been trained in sexual problems of people regardless of gender. It is a holistic behavior therapy applied to individuals or couples who have problems in this regard.

Because of the fact that sexuality is a subject that is not talked about much, and that it is limited to "shame" and "prohibitions", individuals have negative thoughts about sexual therapy with incomplete or wrong information. they can be. However, getting support for a sexual life is no different from getting support for any health problem.

WHO IS A SEXUAL THERAPIST AND WHAT ARE THE FEATURES?

Sexual therapist, sexual therapist They are defined as trained psychiatrists and psychologists who have received training and supervision in the field of therapy, who have done case studies in the field, who specialize in problems related to sexuality. They also have information on issues such as violence and client rights.

WHO CAN APPLY FOR SEXUAL THERAPY?

Those who think they have any sexual problems or have a specific sexual dysfunction Individuals or couples with sexual problems can apply for sexual therapy.

WHAT CANNOT BE DONE IN SEXUAL THERAPY?

Sex therapists do not perform tactile examinations except physicians. They do not make physical examinations. If there is a physical examination, it is necessary to refer to a doctor who is specialized in these fields. Sex therapists other than a medical doctor cannot prescribe medication. They cannot give any information about drug use. If there is a mental or physical problem that requires the use of medication, they should refer their clients to a specialist.

SEXUAL THERAPY WORKING AREAS

• Sexual Reluctance

• Sexual Coldness

• Sexual Aversion Disorder

• Vaginismus

• Painful Sexual intercourse (Dyspareunia)

• Early – Late Ejaculation

• Erectile Dysfunction

• Orgasm Problems

• Sexual Identity Disorders

• Sex – Masturbation Addiction

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