Relating to yourself
and to your partner

Healthy sexuality means listening to yourself and communicating with your partner - for a sex life that brings you joy and tenderness.

When your emotions and sex life cause you pain, your whole being suffers.

Psychotherapy is an option when:

• You have trouble accepting yourself as you really are and feel unfulfilled.

• Your love life and sexual relationships bring you little or no satisfaction.

• Your relationships are causing you psychological pain.

• You feel dependent on your partner and your dependency limits your life.

• You can't seem to start or stay in a significant relationship.

• You want to leave a relationship that no longer reflects your values, but you're having trouble making the break.

• Your sexual desire just isn't the same any more, or never met your expectations.  even when you're excited, you can't maintain an erection or get lubricated.

• Sexual pleasure seems to elude you or you've never experienced it.

• You find sexual intercourse painful (dyspareunia) or you're unable to have sex (vaginismus).

• You have trouble expressing your sexuality   in ways that you or others consider “appropriate.”

• You're obsessed with or fixated on an activity that you feel is limiting or takes up too much time.

• You feel anxious, guilty, or depressed whenever you think about your relationships and/or sex life.

• You would like to find a deeper meaning in your emotional relationships.

• You just can't live with your problem any more and can't seem to find a solution.

Dare to do something different and consult.
Take a first step towards feeling better !