Sexual Orientation – 5 Ways a Sex Therapist Can Help
5 September 2024
Sexual orientation is an integral part of our identity. It can have a significant impact on our emotional and physical well-being.
Sex counselling can help you, whether you are struggling with low libido, sexual dysfunctions, relationship problems, or any other sexual issue. A sexologist can find solutions that work best for you.
The field of sexology covers a multitude of aspects pertaining human sexuality and how the biological, psychological and social aspects in a
person’s life can influence their sexual functioning and behaviours.
At Safe Place Therapy, our sexuality educators and counsellors combine comprehensive relationship and sexuality education with behavioural and humanistic therapies. These are based in sexological research to assist their clients overcome the difficulties faced in their lives.
We provide a personalised approach to counselling, taking into account your unique needs, values, and goals.
Improve your sexual and relational well-being. Consider reaching out to our sex counselling practice at Safe Place Therapy. Our therapists are here to support you and help you unleash your sexual potential.
Sexual Orientation – 5 Ways a Sex Therapist Can Help
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