Mutually satisfying sex does not come naturally to all men, women or couples. Most people just expect sex to be a pleasurable experience and never consider that problems or issues may arise. This can happen from the very start or may occur long after one becomes sexually active.
Life’s past and present experiences, emotional state, physical or medical conditions, can interfere with what is/was “supposed to be” so simple and just assumed, satisfying for both partners.
If you or your partner is struggling with physical intimacy issues, there are many emotions that may emerge as a result. For example: depression, frustration, insecurity, anxiety and resentment, for both you and your partner, are all “normal” responses.
You can learn how to enjoy this aspect of life and I have the professional training, experience, success rate and compassion to be of assistance to you.
I receive many referrals from other therapists, OB/GYN’s and Internists for men and women who are trying to deal with “problems in the bedroom”.
I am quite knowledgeable about Hormone Replacement Therapy, (HRT), and other related treatments, and am able to make proper referrals to other professionals.
Please contact me so that we may begin to get you back on the road to optimal emotional, physical and sexual wellbeing.
Counseling for those dealing with Peyronie’s Disease:
Men and their partners
Emotional issues arise the moment the diagnosis of Peyronie’s is made. Your physician tries to explain, yet, you cannot fully comprehend and take in all that you are hearing. Of course, P.D. is not a terminal illness, (in the usual terms), but for most, when first trying to deal with it, it might as well be.
Common initial emotional responses are: anger, fear, (even terror), anxiety and especially, depression. Your partner is probably feeling many of the same, however, you may not have it in you to deal with their emotions, as well as your own.
Then, the Internet search is on! One tries to find anything that will cure it, make it go away or at the least, make “it” better.
Counseling helps. You and your partner can learn to ‘adapt’ and yes, resume a mutually satisfying sex life, in spite of P.D.
The emotional issues must be addressed, (as well as, the physical manifestations), to achieve the most positive outcomes: for the individuals, as well as, the relationship.
You can learn how to enjoy this aspect of your life again.
I have the professional training, experience, success rate and compassion to be of assistance to you.
I am recommended by Dr. Laurence Levine, one of the foremost medical experts in the treatment of Peyronie’s Disease. Other physicians, such as, OB/GYN’s and Internists, also make referrals to me for men and women who are trying to deal with problems in the bedroom.
Please contact me so that we may begin to get you back on the road to optimal mental and physical wellbeing.
Confidentiality and privacy are strictly adhered to.
Helpful Resource for PD: http://www.peyroniesassociation.org
Confidentiality and privacy are strictly adhered to.
* Fees are discussed in advance and are expected to be paid at time of service.