Clinical sexology
Clinical sexology addresses sexual and intimacy difficulties through a respectful, informed approach adapted to each person or couple.
When it may help
- Desire, arousal or enjoyment difficulties.
- Pain, anxiety or concerns related to sexuality.
- Communicating needs and intimacy in a relationship.
- Questions, sexual education or beliefs that cause distress.
What we will work on
- Understand the factors that are influencing the situation.
- Regain confidence and a kinder relationship with sexuality.
- Improve communication and care for intimacy.
How sessions work
The work is confidential and free of judgement. It adapts to the situation, needs and boundaries of each person or couple.
Common questions
Do I need to attend with my partner?
No. Sessions can be individual or as a couple, depending on what you need to work on.
Is the information confidential?
Yes. Sessions take place in a professional and confidential setting.
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