Low sexual desire and mismatched desires are difficult things to work through. I think that is partly because therapists haven’t been able to understand the dynamics of low sexual desire. As a result, they often prescribe things that are counter therapeutic like scheduled sex.
In this section, I provide you with step-by-step directions to help you intervene so that you can find more sexual satisfaction. These are the steps I take in therapy. Watch the videos in the order I list them because many videos build on the video that preceded it.
How I Became A Sex Therapist Reflecting on my path to becoming a couple’s therapist,…
Debunking ‘Sexual Anorexia’: A Critical Look at Dr. Weiss’s Theory Dr. Doug Weiss defines sexual…
Navigating Non-Monogamy in Therapy: Challenges, Wounds, and Real-Life Applications If you find yourself feeling distressed…
Resolving Desire Discrepancies in Relationships Approved by AASECT & NBCC | Earn 1 CE Credits…
Why Life Stress Lowers Libido Low sexual desire is often misunderstood as an internal issue,…
Is Sex Therapy Covered By Insurance? When clients come in for a consultation, a common…
